foster daughter

American  

noun

1. a girl raised like one's own daughter, though not such by birth or adoption.

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Example Sentences

But Seagle stayed behind to shut off the gas and collect a few more items: his foster son’s glasses, his foster daughter’s photo album, the rings that had belonged to his wife’s late mother.

From Los Angeles Times

“These children are going to suffer the most,” Lewis, a veteran foster parent, said from her 13-year-old foster daughter’s upstairs bedroom.

From Los Angeles Times

I am in a healthier place and my foster daughter’s behaviors have simmered down after an adjustment period.

From Washington Post

Her mother, Janine, my foster daughter, tried to peel the child’s limbs from mine, her two legs tighter than a stink bug on a stick.

From Washington Post

In March 2019, two months after taking in her first foster daughter, prosecutors said, Mrs. Mitchell lied to the state about her relationship with her husband.

From New York Times