Example Sentences
Recent Examples of Synonyms for stepsisters
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The artist who makes flamingos Fatma Paja, 28, lives in Tirana and runs a creative studio with her two sisters.
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Roos and her sisters grew up in the business, making lines after school at the table, setting them out, then returning home for dinner and homework.
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The stepbrothers' parents, Thomas Hudson and Shauntel Hudson, are fighting over custody, and have in court documents referred to the stepbrother -- who is a minor -- as a suspect in Kepner's death.
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Two years into what was intended to be a seven-year apprenticeship, Walton quit and followed his siblings south.
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In most states, this type of debt belongs to the person who incurred it, not to their children, siblings or other relatives.
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The Kelce brothers and their crew attended Friday’s concert for DJ Chris Lake in Los Angeles.
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The message was written by 19-year-old Austin Franco, a member of Cornell’s class of 2028, during his application process for an internship at a software company owned by two Jewish brothers, Gabe and Aiden Einhorn.
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That was a decade ago; now that so many more cousins have married non-Amish partners, English pervades most family spaces and occasions.
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Call your cousins, neighbors, and grandkids.
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Faith, hope drive Venezuelan community's response The day the earthquakes struck was a holiday in Venezuela, which may explain why many families were at home when the disaster occurred, while some children were visiting friends or relatives.
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Many have camped out along the edge of the piles of crushed concrete and rebar, awaiting any word of their relatives.
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“Stepsisters.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/stepsisters. Accessed 30 Jun. 2026.
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