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The phrase "an aunt of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a specific aunt in relation to someone, often to indicate familial connections. Example: "She is an aunt of my best friend, and they often spend holidays together."
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Mrs. Newhouse was an aunt of S.I.
Barbara Adams, 55, an aunt of Raheen's, agrees with Glynn.
It was an aunt of mine who died of kidney disease when she was 25.
Leading the group was Nana Abreu, 59, an aunt of Mr. Pichardo's widow, Rosa.
Rabbi Naomi Levy, an aunt of the bridegroom, officiated at the Pierre.
The Rev. Sandra Nuernberg, a Presbyterian minister and an aunt of the bride, officiated.
She had been infected in July, by an aunt of her fiancé.
Dolly Alexander, an aunt of the bride, was the maid of honor.
Kara Jacobs, an aunt of Timmothy, said the family was shattered.
Caridad Ramos, an aunt of Nixzmary, said he had never seen the girl before.
Rammatha Gaddie, an aunt of Ms. Williams's, was stunned to hear about the arrest.
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