Usage of "great-niece"

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A daughter of your niece or nephew.

Usage of great-niece in English

Jeep gave her great-niece the new computer that would benefit them both. 
 A nose for justice 

Our great-niece Halcyone will be coming down in a moment, Mr. Derringham. 
 Halcyone 

The next day, Monsieur Conyncks of Cambrai came to fetch his great-niece. 
 The Alkahest 

For the Contessa Violante was the great-niece of her great uncle. 
 A Siren 

Her great-niece Evie visited her sometimes, though it was only out of duty. 
 The new yorker 

Thanks be she hadn't overheard the batty-great-niece part of the conversation. 
 Austenland 

And again Lord Dennis fixed his shrewd glance on his great-niece. 
 The Patrician 

They both hoped their great-niece would be diligent, and prove a worthy pupil. 
 Halcyone 

That girl, Saga, is great-niece to Nam, and you are besotted with her. 
 The People of the Mist 

Thought you'd like to know you've got a new great-niece. 
 Coalition's End 

And we received a call informing us that your great-niece may be abusing you. 
 A nose for justice 

I think he would have liked it when his great-niece took it back again. 
 A Town like Alice 

Today's edition of Witness speaks to her great-niece, Adair Faust. 
 Radio NZ 

How funny to hear her battle cry from her great-niece. 
 A nose for justice 

This last her great-niece supplied, together with the gentlest companionship. 
 London Pride, Or, When the World Was Younger 

Thy great-niece, Nya, who thinks as thou thinkest, and hates those whom thou hatest. 
 The Ghost Kings 

Frequent collocations

Translations for great-niece

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Great-niece through the time

Meanings of great-niece in English