Antonyms for orphan
ˈɔr fənor·phan

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1. • Child
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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. Clifford Villanueva Villalon:

   Four orphans outside a church received a dime, a quarter coin, a half-dollar coin and a dollar coin. The oldest orphan gets the one dollar-coin while the youngest gets the dime. How do you measure the value of life?

2. 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.

3. Saturday KCNA:

   (The graduates of orphan schools) volunteered to work in major worksites for socialist construction out of their will to glorify their youth in the struggle for the prosperity of the country, they finished their school courses under the warm care of the mother Party.

4. 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.

5. Amgen Inc on Wednesday:

   We believe the price reflects the significant clinical, economic and humanistic value of the product to patients and the healthcare system, for an ultra-orphan population with a dramatic impact on a serious illness.

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