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Meanings of nephews in English
Male child of a sibling or half-sibling.
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Usage of nephews in English
1
But his nephews must have reached the age of manhood by now.
2
The deaths of his nephews are dated in July or August 1483.
3
I sent one of my nephews with a note to Helena Justina.
4
In the late afternoon Beth's nephews teach her to ride a bike.
5
Because I did not choose to subject my nephews to the indignity.
6
His sister, his younger brother, his brother's family-niecesand nephews... and Talia.
7
He left it to be parted even between his nephews and nieces.
8
Avoid your nephews; you are so frank your face will betray you.
9
I love calling up to her and hanging out with my nephews.
10
When the Popes have nephews, people say all manner of ill-natured things.
11
Then it was with gravely earnest speech which suitably affected his nephews.
12
Several of my numerous nephews and nieces visited us with their parents.
13
He would be happier, and I should like nephews better than sons.
14
They are both Edward's nephews just as much as Edward of Warwick.'
15
Strangers to Colchis, it may be true what my nephews have said.
16
Pat and her nephews Episode Questlove on banding together with other artists
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Nephews through the time
Nephews across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common