stepson

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Examples

• He never expected that his own stepson would be among them — a second generation from the same household deployed to the Middle East.

• His stepson Allan Osborn, now on the cusp of adolescence, frequently bore the brunt of his wrath.

• In a teary and emotional testimony, Rooney revealed that he had been abused by his stepson.

• Charlotte marries Mr. Verver, and renews her affair with Amerigo (now her stepson-in-law).

• A stepson says, “She told me every day she hated going to work.”

• “She said that was really the closest to the truth,” the stepson told The Daily Beast.

• Her stepson says she recently suffered several strokes and is partially paralyzed.

• A pupil wrote:—Short steps … stepson … real son … more a son … Morrison.

• Marius's was the body they had borne to Condillac—those men in the livery of her stepson.

• She was poor and her husband not very rich, and then Tomaso was not his son, but a stepson: he could not obtain money from them.

• There is no doubt that Nelson's life was saved by the careful attentions of his stepson, Nisbet, who was with him in the boat.

• Probably it was with a view to ousting this rival that Leicester brought his stepson Essex into the queen's notice.