f. adopted daughter
Person who has become the parents' child through the legal process of adoption.
1
I am going to adopt Agnes; I call her my adopted child.
2
I was not their own daughter, he stated, but an adopted child.
3
She was happy, very happy, always taken up with her adopted child.
4
Brand take her dear adopted child to see some of the pictures?
5
As an adopted child, Evanne knows she is one of the lucky ones.
6
We saw at this place the adopted child of Helen Gould.
7
This is now the adopted child, not of one, but of all denominations.
8
Kathryn Adie is the adopted child of a Sunderland pharmacist and his wife.
9
She was happy, very happy, always occupied with her adopted child.
10
He has been fed and cared for as the adopted child of the Commune.
11
All my sympathies attached themselves to the sad little figure of the adopted child.
12
The difference between a real and an adopted child would not readily be known.
13
She loved the child as only an Indian woman can love an adopted child.
14
I know, as well as you do, that Philip has married the adopted child.
15
She had stalwart sons of her own, but no daughters except this adopted child.
16
Or, if the parent through whom they are claiming ancestry is an adopted child.
