stepdaughter

[ step-daw-ter ]

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noun

stepdaughter

/ ˈstɛpˌdɔːtə /

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before 900; Middle English stepdohter, Old English stēopdohtor. See step-, daughter

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His stepdaughter, Terry Bearer, still lives in the house along with the other residents, some of whom have been living there for more than two years.

Cooke eventually left her husband in 1973, emigrating to New York with her two children and a stepdaughter.

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Hummel stopped writing the comics in late 1947, shortly after she married, deciding to stay home and raise her stepdaughter.

By the time he walked out, he had admitted to sexually assaulting his stepdaughter Sherri on at least two occasions when she was 10.

She asked if sexual contact had ever taken place between Mouser and his stepdaughter.

Then, the production company said the show needed more girls, and Dina suggested her daughter and stepdaughter.

His wife is descended from King Charles II and is the stepdaughter of an Astor.

The highly educated daughter of a senator running for president, stepdaughter of an heiress, aspiring film director.

Never mind that Smith learned her family values as the stepdaughter of a prominent Christian Coalition Republican.

Mellas believes his stepdaughter is the victim of a botched police investigation.

The children were left to her stepdaughter, herself still half a child, and devoid of all experience.

Well, I happen to know that his pretty stepdaughter, Enid Orlebar, was over head and ears in love with him.

She died in the Charity Bazaar fire, and his stepdaughter Mary is put down as having died there, too.

Their prisoners took the opportunity to whisper together, Mrs. Warner joining her stepdaughter and Hollis.

The stepdaughter is also in school and is making progress in Divine life.

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