Antonyms for GRANDPARENT
ˈgrænˌpɛər ənt, -ˌpær-, ˈgrænd-grand·par·ent

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1. grandparentnoun

   Antonyms:
   grandchild

2. grandparentnoun

   Antonyms:
   grandchild

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1. • Forebear

Princeton's WordNet

1. grandparentnoun

   a parent of your father or mother

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1. grandparentnoun

   Associated words:
   aval

How to use GRANDPARENT in a sentence?

1. Peterson Lent:

   We find that often the children are the priority, if the grandparent has a doctor’s appointment but something comes up with the child, they’re often going to neglect their own health needs and prioritize the needs of the children.

2. Antony Blinken:

   Casualties are often reduced to numbers. But behind every number is a human being -- a daughter, a son, a father, a mother, a grandparent, a best friend. And as the Talmud teaches, to lose a life is to lose the while world, whether that life is Palestinian or Israeli.

3. Anthony Harnden:

   The reason we decided to vaccinate those children with two doses is that we were looking at health benefits to the children themselves, this was a really, really strong mental health issue in that if that child gave Covid to their parent or grandparent who lived with them who is immuno-suppressed, and they ended up with harm and even death from COVID, then it was going to haunt these youngsters for the rest of their lives.

4. Christopher Andersen:

   I was able to trace this back to a comment that was made by Prince Charles to [Duchess] Camilla on the day that the announcement of Harry and Meghan’s engagement was made, and what he did was casually turn to her like any grandparent to be would do and say, ‘I wonder what their children will look like, hair color, eye color, complexion.’.

5. Jared Polis:

   This law makes sure that just because your parent or grandparent went to one of our colleges in Colorado, that doesn't mean that you automatically get in, because they could take the spot from somebody who is more worthy of that spot.

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