Usually means: Separated by two generational levels.
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▸ adjective:  (of cousins) Separated by two generations of descent

Similar:
secessive, equiseparated, half-blooded, quarter-caste, biparental, twofold, multisibling, bifarious, ditrichotomous, dividable, more...

Opposite:
direct, first cousin, immediate

Phrases:
first cousins twice removed, second cousin twice removed, first cousin twice removed, Twice Removed from Yesterday, more...

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Similar:
secessive, equiseparated, half-blooded, quarter-caste, biparental, twofold, multisibling, bifarious, ditrichotomous, dividable, more...

Opposite:
direct, first cousin, immediate

Phrases:
first cousins twice removed, second cousin twice removed, first cousin twice removed, Twice Removed from Yesterday, more...



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