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Meanings of stepsister in English
Portuguese
meia-irmã Catalan
germanastra Usage of stepsister in English
1
A death in the family, a new stepdad, and a new stepsister.
2
She was surprised and almost alarmed at the effect upon her stepsister.
3
Her stepsister was dressed in a floor-length navy gown and four-inch heels.
4
Doing that to your stepsister was horrible, but it was also... pathetic.
5
Her stepsister would self-harm, take drugs, find it impossible to settle.
6
She did not even thank her stepsister for the trouble she had taken.
7
Culture -the oft-neglected stepsister of economics -became an INDUSTRY.
8
Yet I think she would have stayed if her stepsister had not urged.
9
Her stepsister's brow was furrowed as though she'd expected more of a reaction.
10
She wasn't at Steam with Naomi, Riley, and Hanna's stepsister-to-be, Kate.
11
Her stepsister, Kate, was perched on a Victorian sofa, fiddling with her iPhone.
12
I'd been staying with my stepsister but had fallen out with her husband.
13
She grabbed her sister and stepsister and brought them in.
14
Apparently Roberts wouldn't have survived without the support of his uncle and his stepsister.
15
His stepsister got into trouble and died, leaving little David.
16
Spencer glanced at her stepsister across the table, then experimentally stuck out her tongue.
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