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. Soriya Cohen:

   I can't even imagine such a desecration. Imagine if that was your spouse, your parent or your grandparent and to make money, they built on top of it, i'm asking people to respect that and respect the families and the people who have already suffered so much and not to add to our pain.

2. Joshua Coleman:

   The love that the grandchild has for the grandparents is a part of them, and you don't want to taint that with your own issues around the grandparent's behavior. Parents have a responsibility to walk that line pretty carefully.

3. 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.

4. 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?

5. 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.