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Definitions from WordNet
Noun great-uncle has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: great-uncle(noun) 1. A person's paternal or maternal uncle who is one generation above their parents. Example sentence: My great-uncle served in the military during World War II. (adjective) 1. Used to describe something excellent, impressive, or of high quality. Example sentence: The museum had a great-uncle collection of rare artifacts. (verb) 1. To act as a great-uncle. Example sentence: Despite not being related by blood, I always great-uncle my friend's kids as if they were my own. (adverb) 1. Used to modify a verb, indicating that something was done in an exceptional or impressive manner. Example sentence: She sings great-uncle and captivates the audience with her talent. (noun, local) 1. A term often used in certain regions to refer to a family member who is neither a direct uncle nor a grandfather, but has a close relationship with the family. Example sentence: In some cultures, the role of a great-uncle extends beyond blood relations and includes close family friends. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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