noun a sibling who is the child of one's stepparent
adjective related to or being a stepsibling
Used in discussions about blended families and the impact of step relationships on individuals.
Refers to a sibling who is not biologically related but shares a parent due to remarriage.
Considered in school settings when addressing family diversity and relationships among students.
Used in legal contexts such as inheritance rights and custody arrangements involving step-siblings.
Relevant in cases involving family counseling and support for stepfamilies.
A writer may include stepsibling relationships in their stories to add complexity to the characters and plot.
A psychologist may study the dynamics of stepsibling relationships and how they impact family dynamics and individual well-being.
A family therapist may work with stepsiblings to navigate any conflicts or challenges that may arise in their relationship.
A social worker may assess the well-being of stepsiblings in a family and provide support or interventions as needed.
A family law attorney may deal with legal issues related to stepsibling relationships, such as inheritance rights or custody disputes.