stepsister
IPA: stˈɛpsɪstɝ
noun
- The daughter of one's stepparent who is not the daughter of either of one's parents.
- The stepdaughter of one's parent which is not one's half-sister.
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Examples of "stepsister" in Sentences
- Hattie is Ella's stepsister in the story.
- She has one stepbrother, and one stepsister.
- Apparently she has a stepsister in the animation.
- My stepsisters get their eyes pecked out by doves.
- I read and watch and theres no stepsister in either.
- He gave this portrait to his stepsister Eliza on her birthday.
- That night, the Stepmother and Stepsisters depart for the ball.
- Schoenwetter's connection to his stepsister was a phone number.
- In the end the author/narrotor turns out to be Gary's stepsister.
- His stepsister was the second reason Louddon chased after Duncan.
- Cenerentola asks the prince to forgive Magnifico and the two stepsisters.
- He is the oldest of two brothers, a sister, a stepbrother and a stepsister.
- Kaufman is the oldest of two brothers, a sister, a stepbrother and a stepsister.
- -- Linux, Windows 'ugly stepsister, is now gaining some ground on consumer desktops.
- ROSA is the wicked cool "stepsister" who loves pop music, basketball and being popular.
- "If your stepsister is my second cousin, you must be a sort of step-second-cousin to me.
- Now let's take responsibility for bringing this poor 'stepsister' into the family of nations.
- September 29, 1939 Eliza, Jack's faithful stepsister and ranch superintendent dies in Jack's room at the cottage; victim of a second heart attack at the age of 71; her ashes are spread on the little knoll near Jack's grave.
- Froelich delivered a marble medallion of Jack on August 4, 1914 on the same day that Charmian recorded in her diary that she had asked Eliza, Jack's stepsister who also was the ranch manager, to put electricity in the cottage.