in-lawhood
in-lawhood noun: the state or condition of being an in-law.
Noun
in-lawhood (uncountable)
- The state or condition of being an in-law.
- Rinky wondered how many times today Moni mashi had to narrate the story of her credibility to institute the fact the she was happy with Clara and was enjoying her in-law-hood quite as much.2015, Sonali Bhattacharya, Safety Pin
Forms of in-lawhood
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Origin of in-lawhood
From in-law + -hood.
Questions about in-lawhood
- What does in-lawhood mean?
- In-lawhood means the state or condition of being an in-law.
- What part of speech is in-lawhood?
- In-lawhood is a noun.
Words near in-lawhood in the dictionary
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