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UK
/stˈɛpsɪstɐ/
]
[ US /ˈstɛpˌsɪstɝ/ ]
[ US /ˈstɛpˌsɪstɝ/ ]
NOUN
- a sister who has only one parent in common with you
How To Use stepsister In A Sentence
- It should be appreciated that brothers, sisters, stepbrothers and stepsisters are not entitled to any share of the inheritance when children and parents of the deceased are alive.
- With the help of his older stepsisters, Curtis met his biological mother in 1990.
- Another aspect which holds large appeal for the child is the vileness of the stepmother and stepsisters.
- Paragraph of the definition then goes on to say that, to avoid doubt, it includes brothers, stepbrothers, stepsisters, step-parents or guardians, grandparents, and so forth.
- 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
- CINDERELLA EATS RICE AND BEANS is a contemporary, Latin-American Cinderella musical that delightfully turns the classic fairy tale on its head, telling the story from both Cinderella and her stepsisters 'perspectives. BroadwayWorld.com Atlanta Stories
- Cinderella told her father that she's looking forward to seeing both her stepsisters.
- To Paul's relief, his dad had told all his family - including Paul's four stepsisters and two stepbrothers - about his son in England, and they were all thrilled.
- On behalf of the community we extend our deepest sympathy to his sisters, stepsisters, nephews, nieces relatives and friends.
- I have a sister McKenzie, half-sister Kathy, stepsister Heather and stepbrother Bret.