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Meanings of grandparent in English
f. grandmother
Parent's parent.
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Usage of grandparent in English
1
In 1900, a family meant two parents, children and often a grandparent.
2
One in every four French citizens has a foreign parent or grandparent.
3
Officer Vitikkohuhta obviously didn't have a grandparent who was his best friend.
4
Being a grandparent, I'm told by the people who know, is magic.
5
A grandparent is qualified through age and willingness to assume the role.
6
He was a widower, lived alone, and was the only remaining grandparent.
7
It was his role as a grandparent to indulge and give gifts.
8
Their grandparent, albeit frequently the victim of their pranks, loved them dearly.
9
Bridges sounds more like the rhythm of blues of his grandparent's generation.
10
He was a GP in Tai Tokerau and was my grandparent's GP.
11
Others still had only one parent, with no grandparent, aunt or uncle.
12
The 'return' contributes vitality, vibrancy and enrichment to a grandparent's latter years.
13
The grandparent-grandchild relationship is one of the most important family supports we have.
14
There was one grandparent that I met one time and one time only.
15
The cost of great-grandparent gilts has tracked the price of hogs.
16
Let's say a child refuses to go with you to see his grandparent.
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