Counterparts
Relatives and counterparts are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Relatives" instead a noun "Counterparts".
Relatives
Counterparts and relatives are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Counterparts" instead a noun "Relatives".
Both words in one sentence
- Many have objective counterparts/relatives which can be used instead.
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From then on, it gets zig-zagged: despite the show being stated to be fictional, several of Isabel's in-universe relatives are identical to their TV counterparts, right down to their names.
Source: Film / Bewitched - However, as the film continues, the boundaries between the original show, the rebooted show and reality begin to disappear: relatives of Isabel start popping in, identical to their show-counterparts in appearance, personality and even their names.
Source: Zig-Zagging Trope
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