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- noun Plural form of
great-nephew .
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Examples
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Come to think of it, one of my great-nephews is named Thor.
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My great-nephews would certainly have preferred to eat an ahuilote berry than to take hormones during their acne-prone years.
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Since 2005, Johnson, who represents a Dallas-area district, awarded about a third of scholarships she had available through the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation to two grandsons and two great-nephews and to the son and daughter of her top aide in Dallas.
Eddie Bernice Johnson Repays Foundation Scholarship Money She Steered To Family, Friends 2010
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According to the Dallas Morning News, which broke the story, between 2005 and 2009, Johnson awarded scholarships totaling $25,000 to two of her grandchildren, two of her great-nephews and the two children of a top aide.
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And so when my kids and my grandkids, my nephews and my great-nephews come to me and ask me who was my great-grandfather, I'll be able to tell them: This is the story of Willie McGee.
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I have two great-nephews (ages 9 and 13) who read everything they can get their hands on.
No Comment Department Bill Crider 2007
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In the end, Sid Richardson's quartet of great-nephews, the Bass brothers of Fort Worth, emerged with the strongest legacy.
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So I tuned in to Mom's television, as sticky great-nieces and great-nephews clambered over me.
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Now, in Antioch, he had neither man to reassure him; just Dellius and a group of more junior men, grandsons and great-nephews of famous men long dead.
Antony and Cleopatra Colleen McCullough 2007
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Now, in Antioch, he had neither man to reassure him; just Dellius and a group of more junior men, grandsons and great-nephews of famous men long dead.
Antony and Cleopatra Colleen McCullough 2007
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