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Meanings of step-mother in English
Parent's spouse who is not one's biological parent.
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Usage of step-mother in English
1
And yet your step-mother seems to get on with him all right.
2
Esther and her step-mother set out upon their homeward walk in silence.
3
Philip sat down on the nearest chair and regarded his step-mother fixedly.
4
I was going to be the blessedest step-mother that girl ever had.
5
Then the little lady began to ask questions about her new step-mother-in-law.
6
The child drew near her young step-mother with a slightly embarrassed air.
7
That was my promise to your step-mother, and I shall fulfil it.
8
When Abadeja could not do the work, her step-mother punished her severely.
9
His step-mother took him to a lot of burlesque shows around Phila.
10
She asked her step-mother if she knew what her brother had said.
11
Your step-mother is getting old, and will not probably live many years.
12
And she threw her arms round her step-mother's neck and kissed her.
13
I've saved your step-mother quite a tidy bit of what she sent.
14
An expression of pain crossed Blanche's face while her step-mother was speaking.
15
Phillis appeared, but Arthur clung tighter than ever to his step-mother's neck.
16
Besides, a man does not bring his step-mother when there's anything amiss.
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Translations for step-mother
Portuguese
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Step-mother across language varieties
United Kingdom
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