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great-niece

NOUN
  1. a daughter of your niece or nephew

How To Use great-niece In A Sentence

  • Reflections on Rosemary were given by her niece Claire and one of her great-nieces, Annie.
  • Everyone, I want you to meet my great-niece, Melinda.
  • 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.
  • `I'll tell you what I have, honey," Ella rasped, `I have a great-niece in Altoona P. A. with a spare bedroom. FAIRYLAND
  • A 71-YEAR-old unsolved murder is to be reviewed by police after ‘new evidence’ was revealed in a book written by the victim's great-niece.
  • If we take St Francis of Assisi as the likely subject, however, a direct relationship emerges with St Elizabeth of Hungary and her great-niece St Elizabeth of Portugal, both of whom were Franciscan tertiaries.
  • I am entranced by my four year old great-niece, Sophia, who insists on walking ahead of me wherever we go, "Because I'm the leader, Aunt Ang. Angela Himsel: Blessed Are Those Who Enter: Sukkot, Hospitality and Home
  • ‘My feeling is that rioting and violence don't give solutions, but it was the only option for the suffragettes, as they didn't have any say through the normal democratic channels,’ says McCallum's great-niece.
  • Christopher, this is Nicole, my great-niece,’ Aunt Beth said.
  • Jack agrees to keep the Baby a secret from Erica and then touches Bianca's belly, wondering whether he'll get a great-niece or great-nephew.
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