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It was believed that blood was thicker than water, is it true any longer ?
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Asked by syed ilyas,
20 Nov '12 05:06 pm
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Nopes, if this was true, the two brothers wouldnt have killed each other
Answered by manvika, 20 Nov '12 05:08 pm
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Blood is thicker than water means blood relations are supposed to come first in your life, they are supposed to be more important than people you are not related to by blood. Such as friendship. It means bonds of family are more stronger than bonds of unrelated people.
Answered by Sagar Singh, 20 Nov '12 05:12 pm
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"Blood is thicker than water" is a German proverb (originally: Blut ist dicker als Wasser.), which is also common in English speaking countries. It generally means that the bonds of family and common ancestry are stronger than those bonds between unrelated people (such as friendship).
Answered by Psycho, 20 Nov '12 05:07 pm
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