stepsister
one's stepfather's or stepmother's daughter by a previous marriage.
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How to use stepsister in a sentence
Despite the intrusion of the truth-telling stepsister, this mode is evident in The Privileges.
A stepsister riding in the car with him during a trip home to Massachusetts also perished.
Her conviction trumps even her once close relationship with her lesbian stepsister.
The lady who accompanied her he guessed to be her stepsister; indeed, he had seen a photograph of her at Hill Street.
The Doctor of Pimlico | William Le QueuxHer stepsister whispered to her mother when she saw her: ‘This girl is very much like our Conkiajgharuna!’
Georgian Folk Tales | Unknown
The next night her stepsister is sent to the ovin, and the stranger appears as before, and asks her to marry him.
Russian Fairy Tales | W. R. S. RalstonYour stepsister has long deserved death; tonight when she is asleep I will come and cut her head off.
Grimms' Fairy Tales | The Brothers GrimmThe stepdaughter embraced the woman and kissed her; she also embraced her stepsister.
Hero Tales and Legends of the Serbians | Woislav M. Petrovitch
British Dictionary definitions for stepsister
/ (ˈstɛpˌsɪstə) /
a daughter of one's stepmother or stepfather by a union with someone other than one's father or mother respectively
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