nonsister
nonsister noun: one who is not a sister.
Noun
nonsister (plural nonsisters)
- One who is not a sister.
- While this point may have been an exaggeration, it does seem that for nonsisters, the first wife enjoyed considerable status, while subsequent wives, some of whom may have been “chore” or captive wives, had less.2019, Sarah M. S. Pearsall, Polygamy: An Early American History, page 57
Forms of nonsister
| plural | nonsisters |
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Origin of nonsister
From non- + sister.
Questions about nonsister
- What does nonsister mean?
- Nonsister means one who is not a sister.
- What part of speech is nonsister?
- Nonsister is a noun.
- What is the plural of nonsister?
- The plural of nonsister is nonsisters.
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