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Meanings of great-aunt in English
Usage of great-aunt in English
1
He hadn't even seen a TV in his great-aunt's small living room.
2
And as my great-aunt Jehanne said: it should be the oldest girl.
3
Tom's great-aunt sitting in the front row solved the problem for me.
4
That chest was left to Miss Featherstone by a very dear great-aunt.
5
My great-aunt had a passion for relics; she was also infinitely gullible.
6
Her great-great-aunt Candace was knitting, and little Phyllis was scouring the hearth.
7
My great-aunt and great-uncle-theywere Maria and Peter-thatwas what they were.
8
Taking one thing with another, he liked his future great-aunt by marriage.
9
I'm sure I never knuckled to her, though she is my great-aunt.
10
Two years ago my great-aunt Kitty Toone died and left me her diary.
11
My great-aunt has been buying and renting water rights for decades.
12
A free trip to San Diego isn't something my great-aunt will turn down.
13
If you later discover a great-aunt Nelly and 40 third cousins, tough luck.
14
When she sat down, her great-aunt pushed the paper toward her.
15
My great-aunt died from complications from diabetes, as did my grandmother, she said.
16
I am Zillina a Sala, a great-aunt of the khirnari and her family.
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