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

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1. grandparentnoun

   Antonyms:
   grandchild

2. grandparentnoun

   Antonyms:
   grandchild

Princeton's WordNet

1. grandparentnoun

   a parent of your father or mother

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1. • Forebear

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1. grandparentnoun

   Associated words:
   aval

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1. List of paraphrases for "grandparent":

   grandfather

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1. Cheryl Ladd:

   If you have a grandparent or a parent and you see that their lives are becoming smaller, but they seem to be quite healthy, I think that suggesting that they get an eye test could be really important.

2. Cassandra Szoeke:

   We wanted to be able to guide people on a common, in fact the most popular informal childcare option prevalent in our community, the aspects of social engagement hypothesized to be responsible for the benefits on cognition( positive mood, mental stimulation, increased activity) were highly relevant to activity as a grandparent.

3. Katie Couric:

   [I]f I want to talk to someone, for half an hour, even 45 minutes, an hour about gun violence and why nothing has been done to reduce gun violence in this country, I can do it. I’m 65 years old, I’m the boss of me, I run my own show and I can speak out about the need for sensible gun laws, and I can be an activist, and everyone should be an activist before they have a fourth grader killed in his or her class or before they have a grandparent killed buying a quarter of milk, right?

4. 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.

5. 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.