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| accopanist | a musician, such as a pianist, who plays along with a performer or performers |
| accomplice | One who knowinglyaids or helps another person break a law but is not necessarily present at the time of the crime. |
| coalition | An alliance, usually temporary, of a group of people with a coomon cause. |
| communal | Belonging to a community, group, or society;public |
| complement | Something that completes, makes up a whole,or brings to perfection. to make complete; add to the effect of |
| Throng | A large groupn of people or things gathered or packed close together |
| congregate | To bring or come together in a crowd or assembly |
| micellaneous | Made up of variety of different elements or ingredients |
| consensus | General agreement amang a group. |
| inductee | a new member of a club or organization |
| inheritance | The act of recieving property or money after the death of a relative or a friend |
| descendant | An indivaidual or animal coming from a specific ancestor. |
| generation | All of the offspring that are at the same stage of descent from a common ancestor |
| lineage | Direct descent from a particolar ancestor |
| maternal | Referring to a mother or motherhood |
| matriarch | a woman who rules a family or a clan |
| parental | characteristic of a mother or father |
| patriarch | the male leader |
| posterity | future generations |
| sibling | one or more children of same parents |
