goddaughter
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- noun
- /ˈɡɑːdˌdɔːtər/
- I attended my goddaughter's baptism when she was just a few months old.
- my goddaughter's birthday
- nieces and goddaughters
- old goddaughter
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Watch on YouTubeElla, a goddaughter, wore the right shoes, a red Cape with a hood.
- Ella, a goddaughter, wore the right shoes, a red Cape with a hood.
- She feels the burden of proof was shifted upon her goddaughter, who is, so far as I can tell, wasn't required to do much of anything in this investigation.
Examples
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Hey, Unc, say hi to your goddaughter.
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She's my goddaughter.
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You broke the rules and brought my goddaughter into this.
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Anything for my goddaughter, right?
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Can't I bring my goddaughter a birthday present?
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- Wanda, this is my goddaughter, Mary.
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This is my goddaughter's birthday party.
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Did I tell you my goddaughter and her mom live in Colorado near the Lockheed Martin plant?
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I want to be here for Lois, it's my goddaughter's birthday.
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That's my goddaughter, she's with us!
Synonyms
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A child an adult promises to support and guide after baptism
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Goddaughter comes from the simple parts god and daughter, where god here means a religious or 'spiritual' link, the same idea you see in godparent. So a goddaughter is a 'spiritual daughter' someone promises to care for at her baptism.