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great-nephew

NOUN
  1. a son of your niece or nephew

How To Use great-nephew In A Sentence

  • Verdant Valley is a very peaceful place, and I have a great-nephew here, Charles Chang Green, who will be company for you. THREE IN ONE
  • Mr. Fernández, the great-nephew of one of the company's founders, is also a soccer enthusiast and father of five. Corona Brewer Drinks to Family Business
  • He died without issue, and the collection is now owned by his great-nephew.
  • The old lady started on her great-nephew's problem with acne.
  • Dr.I. Milo Shepard, is a great-nephew of Jack London, and grandson of Eliza London Shepard, Jack London's stepsister and ranch superintendent. Meet Milo Shepard Farmer and Owner of the Jack London Ranch
  • Yet, unable to have children of her own, she never let a great-niece or great-nephew's birthday pass without a card and a check.
  • My nieces, nephew and great-nephews at early ages have in no way been harmed by knowing that I have shared my life with another man, and it has not been at all difficult for any of my siblings to explain that.
  • In the fall, Caesar makes preparations for a campaign in Parthia the next year and makes his will, appointing his great-nephew, Octavian, as his primary heir, allegedly adopting him as his son.
  • Unless you were talking about Aleksey Tolstoy, the minor writer and great-nephew of Lev. Matthew Yglesias » Why Choose?
  • She ran as quickly as she could to her room, overhearing Mrs. Wargicz telling her great-nephew, ‘Is Meg ill or what?’
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