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nephew
[ nef-yooor, especially British, nev-yoo ]
noun
- a son of one's brother or sister.
- a son of one's spouse's brother or sister.
- an illegitimate son of a clergyman who has vowed celibacy (used as a euphemism).
- Obsolete. a direct descendant, especially a grandson.
- Obsolete. a remote male descendant, as a grandnephew or cousin.
nephew
/ ˈnÉ›f-; ˈnÉ›vjuË /
noun
- a son of one's sister or brother
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of nephew1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of nephew1
Example Sentences
Their first after moving out of their parents’ homes, it has become a central hub for their family, including their five nieces and nephews, who are regular visitors.
The band famously thrived after the death of its original lead singer and capably replaced the late founding guitarist Malcolm Young with his nephew.
“My priority is my sister, niece and nephew and my mom.â€
Ever found yourself speechless in the presence of overwhelming cuteness, like your baby nephew or the cat video you saw on Instagram?
The Republican president had vowed during last year's White House race to release JFK files, shortly after he secured the endorsement of Robert F Kennedy Jr, the nephew of JFK and son of Robert Kennedy.
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