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grandchild
[ gran-chahyld ]
grandchild
/ ˈɡrænˌtʃaɪld /
noun
- the son or daughter of one's child
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Word History and Origins
Origin of grandchild1
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Example Sentences
It came from love — my love for Elvira, my love for our children and grandchildren, and my love of life.
From Salon
He said his resounding renaissance was the "fault" of his "wonderful grandchildren".
From BBC
Her most prized are the pictures of her grandchildren and their artwork.
From Los Angeles Times
As of Saturday, more than $36,000 had been raised support Sanchez’s family, which the fundraiser said includes a wife, two children and a grandchild.
From Los Angeles Times
On the morning Storm Bert battered the country, Mr Owens and his adult children, as well as his six grandchildren, were moving furniture.
From BBC
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