Familial in a sentence as an adjective

My father had years of familial strife and issues with his father, brothers, and step mother.

Think of ways to make these relationships work within the context of friendships and familial ties.

There are many out there who'll never get to make the leap that you've made because of familial pressures and criticisms.

If there is a breakdown in familial responsibilities, it is not likely to be the result of economic success.

True familial love is worth more than all the money in the world could purchase, including the money your startup may or may not generate, and this is an objective reality.

My father in law died of a heart attack at 27 because he had congenital familial hypercholesterolimia.

The reason for that is that shared Asian cultural values of things like respect, familial values, social conservatism, etc. make the K-pop model very palatable.

Many people around the world work not just in a distant city, but in a distant country in order to send the fruits of higher earnings home to family - so it is not reasonable to assume that moving to a different city somehow forces a person to lose their sense of familial responsibility.

Familial definitions

adjective

relating to or having the characteristics of a family; "children of the same familial background"; "familial aggregation"

adjective

occurring among members of a family usually by heredity; "an inherited disease"; "familial traits"; "genetically transmitted features"

See also: genetic hereditary inherited transmitted transmissible