all in the family

English

Prepositional phrase

all in the family

  1. (idiomatic) Of a secret, trait, business, or a tradition that is kept within a family, shared among family members, and not disclosed to those outside the family.
  2. (idiomatic) Of a group of people who share similar characteristics, values, or backgrounds.
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