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great grandparent

NOUN
  1. a parent of your grandparent

How To Use great grandparent In A Sentence

  • The data is inconsistent with orthogenesis, and somehow thinks that because he can draw a line from an extant animal to its many-times-great grandparents, he has supported directed evolution.
  • He said: ‘It comes from Measham in Derbyshire and it may well have been a wedding present for my great great grandparents who were married in 1890 or thereabouts.’
  • The central Iowa complex also maintains grandparent stock farms and a new, modern great grandparent facility.
  • The so-called "blood-fraction" laws of 1705 ruled that anyone who was at least 1/8 black — which meant one black great grandparent — could not be labeled white.
  • Importation of contaminated great grandparent (GGP) and grandparent (GP) meat breeder lines has however enabled ALV-J to enter many countries.
  • MY great grandparents were all Polish immigrants who arrived in the 19th century in the East End of London.
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