Stepdaughter-In-Law

Pronunciation: /stɛpˈdɔtər ɪn lɔ/

Definitions of stepdaughter-in-law

noun the wife of one's stepson

Example Sentences

A1 My stepdaughter-in-law is married to my son.

A2 I get along well with my stepdaughter-in-law.

B1 My stepdaughter-in-law is a kind and caring person.

B2 I consider my stepdaughter-in-law to be a part of our family.

C1 I have a close relationship with my stepdaughter-in-law and we often spend time together.

C2 My stepdaughter-in-law has been a wonderful addition to our family and we are grateful to have her in our lives.

Examples of stepdaughter-in-law in a Sentence

formal My stepdaughter-in-law is a wonderful addition to our family.

informal I get along really well with my stepdaughter-in-law.

slang My stepdaughter-in-law is cool, we hang out all the time.

figurative She may be my stepdaughter-in-law, but I see her as my own daughter.

Grammatical Forms of stepdaughter-in-law

• past tense: became stepdaughters-in-law
• plural: stepdaughters-in-law
• comparative: more stepdaughter-in-law
• superlative: most stepdaughter-in-law
• present tense: is stepdaughter-in-law
• future tense: will be stepdaughter-in-law
• perfect tense: has been stepdaughter-in-law
• continuous tense: is being stepdaughter-in-law
• singular: stepdaughter-in-law
• positive degree: stepdaughter-in-law
• infinitive: to be stepdaughter-in-law
• gerund: being stepdaughter-in-law
• participle: having been stepdaughter-in-law

Origin and Evolution of stepdaughter-in-law

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'stepdaughter-in-law' is a compound word formed by combining the words stepdaughter and daughter-in-law.

Evolution of the word: The term likely evolved as family structures and relationships became more complex, requiring specific terminology to distinguish between different types of familial connections.