stepson
IPA: stˈɛpsʌn
noun
- The son of one's spouse, but not one's own child.
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Examples of "stepson" in Sentences
- She has a daughter and a stepson.
- Jack is the stepson of a minister.
- He is married and has one stepson.
- He had no children but one stepson.
- He has two daughters and a stepson.
- Second marriage, affair with stepson.
- Dorrel is married and has one stepson.
- Conrad's daughter in law and stepson died.
- Meanwhile, the stepson worked as a groom for the king.
- In fact my stepson is fighting for it in Kabul rite now.
- But before he went he called his stepson to him and said:
- Helene got a stepson, the later notorious wastrel Jalmari Linder of Mustio.
- My stepson is in Afghan fighting to get the people who murdered your friends on 9-11.
- Afterwards he ordered the table to be removed, and when grace was said, he called his stepson and whispered to him;
- My 8-YO stepson is already reading at 7th-grade level ... but he's still 8, and there's some CONTENT at that level he's not ready for.
- On the final visit, Caron, also 19, gave the blond-haired child he called his stepson, a kiss on the cheek and then came back upstairs.
- My stepson is assaulted outside a night club by door staff, the plod arrive and, as he is the one unconcious on the floor, he’s knicked.
- My stepson is into theater, and he recently told me that this could be a wonderful prop in productions. replica watches Mar 10 lol! love it.
- So she called her stepson and told him what the astrologers had predicted -- how her life depended on that of the dragon, and how she feared that
- On his deathbed, with a somewhat self-conscious virtue characteristic both of himself and of the period, he called his stepson to come and 'see in what peace a Christian could die.'