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- noun Plural form of
stepgrandchild .
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Examples
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However, it generally would not include stepgrandchildren; they'd need to be designated by name.
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By the time she got to speaking about her stepgrandchildren, some members of the audience were growing fidgety: not exactly a Posh response.
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In hefty old age, confined to a wheelchair and dressed in black, Sofie talked less, but could still petrify her grandchildren and stepgrandchildren.
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My dad just celebrated his 80th birthday, and on Saturday, I attended a surprise party given by his wife, his stepchildren, his stepgrandchildren, and a whole group of his friends that I had never met.
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Beside his son, survivors include his mother, who cared for him after his stroke; a brother, Mark; two sisters, Aileen and Ariadne; a stepdaughter, Anna Getty, and six grandchildren and stepgrandchildren.
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Survivors include two stepdaughters, Loma Woodfin and Nedra Walker of Glenallen; two grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; five stepgrandchildren; and 12 great-stepgrandchildren.
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He is survived by his wife; daughters and sons-in-law; grandson; stepgrandchildren, Austin and Elise Gouldsmith; father and stepmother of West Memphis, Ark.; a sister, Wendy Johnson and niece Laura Johnson of Nashville, Tenn; and in-laws, Bob McCain, Tom and Joyce McCain,
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He is survived by his wife, Vera; a son and daughter-in-law, John and Denise; son Mark; daughter Kathy; stepchildren Jeff Magill and Alicia Laurentawski; and numerous grandchildren and stepgrandchildren.
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Survivors also include 11 stepgrandchildren and 15 stepgreat-grandchildren.
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Grattan-Neely is married to James Neely and has five step-children and seven stepgrandchildren.
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