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Meanings of illegitimate child in English
f. illegitimate daughter
Child born from unmarried parents.
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Examples for "bastard"
Examples for "bastard"
1
A real bastard to work for, I hear, but a great soldier.
2
Neils could deliver the bastard to the summer house, blindfolded, of course.
3
She said: 'So I am the price of the old bastard's freedom.'
4
This is the second time that bastard has gotten in my way.
5
The bastard knew precisely the effect he had on her treacherous body.
1
The opposition rejects the vote as rigged, saying Ahmadinejad's government is illegitimate.
2
Ukraine's government and Western nations have rejected the Russian-backed referendum as illegitimate.
3
They say the new government Ahmadinejad is to appoint will be illegitimate.
4
The worldwide concerns resulted in the Kimberley Process to mark illegitimate diamonds.
5
He and the president, once again, trusted illegitimate power over stated principles.
1
Fingers through the gills: What are you looking at, you scaly whoreson?
2
There's no armor there but what's made for these short whoreson Mokaddians.
3
But if someone doesn't stop the whoreson, they'll soon break our attack.'
4
I ran but to shake the whoreson black slug fro' my carcase.
5
Skylan killed the ogre and took the torque from the whoreson's neck.
1
They give him the surname Fitzroy, as the king acknowledges his by-blow.
2
The Socialists say the blow-by-blow campaign strategy makes Sarkozy look ill-prepared.
3
For the full blow-by-blow of the event, in reverse chronological order, see below.
4
A few weeks later, he came back to provide blow-by-blow beta for the route.
5
Or read our blow-by-blow account of how it happened here.
1
Or Keith and Alicia had a love child; another John Edwards situation.
2
That Rosa is in fact the love child of my brother Nigel.
3
Thumbs up again for MasterNation, the Ticketmaster and Live Nation love child.
4
It's as if Snoop Dogg and Gangsta Boo had a love child.
5
I understand you knew him before you got to know his love child.
Usage of illegitimate child in English
1
Therefore, the market principle is the illegitimate child of the money economy.
2
Three were her legitimate children, and I was her fourth, illegitimate child.
3
The row centres on allegations that Mr Livingstone fathered an illegitimate child.
4
She bore an illegitimate child, but forbade Belinda that same luxurious risk.
5
This was the murder of an illegitimate child immediately after its birth.
6
Gooey, white, and heavy, like some illegitimate child born of the darkness.
7
I am haunted by the thought of that illegitimate child of my husband's.
8
Smith also drummed up rumors that Clinton had an illegitimate child.
9
The problem of the illegitimate child has been shirked since the beginning of time.
10
The humiliating and despised position of the illegitimate child need hardly be pointed out.
11
Surely the illegitimate child should give way to the legitimate.
12
To your knowledge did he ever father an illegitimate child?
13
You know, it's who was sleeping with whom and who'd fathered an illegitimate child.
14
This man was undoubtedly an illegitimate child, put out to nurse and then abandoned.
15
He was an illegitimate child and his mother will never speak of his father.
16
Lord Byron subsequently declares the existence of an illegitimate child, born before he left England.
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