Pronunciation: /ˈstɛpˌsɪblɪŋ/
noun a sibling who is the child of one's stepparent
A1 My stepsibling is my parent's child from a previous relationship.
A2 I have a stepsibling who is older than me.
B1 Getting along with a stepsibling can sometimes be challenging.
B2 My stepsibling and I have a great relationship despite not being biologically related.
C1 Having a stepsibling has taught me the importance of communication and compromise.
C2 Growing up with a stepsibling has enriched my understanding of family dynamics.
adjective related to or being a stepsibling
A1 My stepsibling is my parent's child from a previous relationship.
A2 I have a stepsibling who is older than me.
B1 Getting along with my stepsibling can be challenging at times.
B2 My stepsibling and I have a close bond despite not being biologically related.
C1 Growing up with a stepsibling has taught me valuable lessons about family dynamics.
C2 I consider my stepsibling to be just like a biological sibling to me.
formal The stepsibling is my parent's child from a previous marriage.
informal My stepsibling and I get along really well.
slang My stepbro is always borrowing my stuff without asking.
figurative Having a stepsibling is like gaining a built-in best friend.
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