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Step-aunts and step-uncles are relatives who are the siblings of one's step-parent. They are not blood relatives but are considered step-relatives due to their relationship with the step-parent. The term "step-aunt" refers to a step-parent's sister, while "step-uncle" refers to a step-parent's brother. These individuals are often referred to as step-relatives because they are related by marriage rather than blood.

Step-aunts and step-uncles are typically referred to as "step-aunt" or "step-uncle" followed by the name of the step-parent. For example, if a person's step-mother is named Mary and her brother is John, John would be referred to as Mary's step-uncle. Similarly, if a person's step-father is named Robert and his sister is Linda, Linda would be referred to as Robert's step-aunt.

Step-aunts and step-uncles may or may not have children with the step-parent, but they are still considered step-relatives. They are often included in family gatherings and celebrations, and may be referred to as "step-aunt" or "step-uncle" in family conversations. The term "step-relative" is often used to refer to all step-relatives, including step-aunts and step-uncles.