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親族一同勢揃い (all relatives gathered as one)

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression / noun phrase

neutral/slightly formal

How it works

This phrase combines '親族' (relatives) with '一同' (all members of a group) and '勢揃い' (gathered together in full force). It functions as a noun phrase referring to the complete assembly of relatives, often used to describe an event like a family reunion or a significant gathering. It implies that everyone expected is present.

Sample sentences

お正月に親族一同勢揃いして、賑やかな時間を過ごしました。

All the relatives gathered together for New Year's, and we had a lively time.

彼の結婚式には、遠方からも親族一同勢揃いした。

For his wedding, all his relatives gathered, even from distant places.

祖父の米寿のお祝いに、親族一同勢揃いして盛大にお祝いした。

For my grandfather's 88th birthday celebration, all the relatives gathered and celebrated grandly.

Quick facts

nuance:Often used for formal or significant family events like weddings, funerals, New Year's gatherings, or important discussions.

usage_context:Typically describes the state or act of a complete group of relatives assembling.

Often used with

親族一同で (shinzoku ichidō de - all relatives together)

親族一同が集まる (shinzoku ichidō ga atsumaru - all relatives gather)

親族会議 (shinzoku kaigi - family meeting)

家族勢揃い (kazoku seizoroi - all family members gathered)

一同に会する (ichidō ni kaisu - all gather together)

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Example

お正月に親族一同勢揃いして、賑やかな時間を過ごしました。

All the relatives gathered together for New Year's, and we had a lively time.

彼の結婚式には、遠方からも親族一同勢揃いした。

For his wedding, all his relatives gathered, even from distant places.