Meanings of elder sibling in English

Gerrod stared at his elder sibling with disdain.

Two years older at 28, Alistair still projects the assertive, slightly edgy drive that often seems to motivate an elder sibling.

Both the Corner Garden and its elder sibling, the Rectory Garden, are maintained by Barbara Ellen Leighton, a longtime Village resident.

She's an exceptional athlete. But Aussie swimming legend Ian Thorpe declared the elder sibling had not swum to her potential in the 100m freestyle.

The elder sibling shared a handwritten letter to In Touch, warning the 33-year-old royal that it's "not too late" to stop the wedding.

Results: We found no protective effect of elder siblings on eczema development.

Meanwhile, reports suggested his relationships with his elder siblings could, at times, be fractious.

Her elder siblings were David and George Francis (known as Frank).

The prevalence of eczema in children with filaggrin deficiency was higher if elder siblings were present.

Data on eczema (diagnosis and symptoms) and elder siblings were obtained by parental questionnaires.

My parents and elder siblings all had an interest in wildlife but I was the fanatic.

The association among eczema, FLG mutations, and elder siblings was analyzed longitudinally by using generalized estimating equations.

On the contrary, children with FLG mutations had a significantly higher risk for eczema if they had elder siblings.

Always known as "Baby", she was allowed a latitude that would have been unthinkable for her elder siblings.

Background: Several studies showed a protective effect of elder siblings on eczema development, which is in line with the hygiene hypothesis.

Elder sibling Venus, the Munich holder, won the pair's only other professional meeting for a trophy, beating her sister in March in Miami.