Antonyms for orphan
ˈɔr fənor·phan

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1. • Child
   • Deprive
   • Line
   • Person

Princeton's WordNet

1. orphannoun

   a child who has lost both parents

2. orphannoun

   someone or something who lacks support or care or supervision

3. orphannoun

   the first line of a paragraph that is set as the last line of a page or column

4. orphanverb

   a young animal without a mother

5. orphanverb

   deprive of parents

How to use orphan in a sentence?

1. Kathie Lee Gifford:

   Here's the bad news — I'm Kathie Lee Gifford, an orphan, and an empty-nester.

2. Christine Elliott:

   I think that we should start with where we see a real problem, and Ontario sees a real problem with the rare and orphan disease drugs, on the other issues, we don't see that there's a problem, with respect to Ontario.

3. Colin Bole:

   The competition has been fierce but the fact is, CSeries is a reality, it can no longer be dismissed as an orphan aircraft (as) we have heard from our competitors. It is there, it has customers and customers will draw customers.

4. David Bier:

   Legal immigration is really the orphan child in all of this.

5. Avik Roy:

   We have accepted culturally that it's OK for a company to charge high prices for [ orphan ] drugs, the end result is that a lot of these orphan drugs are $ 10 billion drugs, even though they are for rare diseases.

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