A congenerous species had been detected upon wild bees, and described by Linne under the name of Pediculus Apis.
They are never congenerous only when it is true that labour constitutes capital, which can only happen through slavery.
Capital and labour can exist in but two relations; congenerous or antagonistic.
Which being not airy, but gross and seminal in the Chameleon; unto its conservation there is required a solid pasture, and a food congenerous unto the principles of its nature.
But other congenerous vegetables differ so widely in their time of flowering that we cannot but admire.
If I admire when I see how much congenerousbirds love to congregate, I am the more struck when I see incongruous ones in such strict amity.
How diversified are the modes of life not only of incongruous but even of congenerous animals; and yet their specific distinctions are not more various than their propensities.
The congenerous pilchards are sometimes taken here in the mackarel nets, but in very small quantities.
The other congenerous fishes were turbots, generally very indifferent; brills or pearl; smear dabs; plaice, and flounders.
How diversified are the modes of life, not only of incongruous, but even of congenerous animals; and yet their specific distinctions are not more various than their propensities.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "congenerous" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: agnate; akin; allied; cognate; congenial; connate; connected; correlative; kindred; related
