Pronunciation: /ˈɡrændˌfɑːðər-ɪn-lɔː/
noun A male relative by marriage, specifically the father of one's spouse.
A1 My grandfather-in-law is a kind man.
A2 I visit my grandfather-in-law every weekend.
B1 My grandfather-in-law taught me how to fish.
B2 I have a close relationship with my grandfather-in-law.
C1 My grandfather-in-law's stories from the past are fascinating.
C2 I have inherited many valuable life lessons from my grandfather-in-law.
adjective Describing the relationship between a person and their spouse's grandfather.
A1 My grandfather-in-law is very kind.
A2 She invited her grandfather-in-law to the family gathering.
B1 I have a good relationship with my grandfather-in-law.
B2 His grandfather-in-law passed away last year.
C1 The family decided to honor their grandfather-in-law's memory with a special ceremony.
C2 Her grandfather-in-law's wisdom and guidance have been invaluable throughout her life.
formal My grandfather-in-law is a respected elder in our family.
informal I get along really well with my grandfather-in-law.
slang My grandpa-in-law is pretty cool.
figurative He is like a guiding light, my grandfather-in-law.
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