stepbrother

IPA: stˈɛpbrˈʌðɝ

The son of one's stepparent who is not the son of either of one's biological parents.
The stepson of one's parent who is not one's half-brother.

Examples of "stepbrother" in Sentences

Daniel, doesn ` t sound good when you call your stepbrother and you say, do you love me?
My stepbrother is a missionary who works with former drug addicts and runaways in a big city.
Drew's lawyer, Joel Brodsky, calls the stepbrother hardly credible and says the two were not close.
And if their stepbrother was a vessel for Michael the Archangel, how come he's still trapped in Hell (and Castiel now the main angeldude) when Sam could escape?
She said her client believed his stepbrother was his designated driver and only drove after his stepbrother became too intoxicated and asked him to take the wheel.
We could talk about all sorts of things while driving around the Northeast with the family (one thing I have always liked and respected about my stepbrother is his fierce intelligence - simply put, he's smarter than I am).