adoptious (Meaning)
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adoptious (a.)
Adopted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of adoptious
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adoptious Sentence Examples
- The orphan was grateful for his adoptious parents who provided him with love and a sense of belonging.
- In ancient times, many societies had adoptious rituals for integrating new members into the community.
- The adoptious son inherited his father's estate and carried on the family legacy.
- Families in the past often had a mix of natural and adoptious children, treated with equal love and care.
- Her adoptious status was well-known in the village, but she was embraced by everyone as a valuable member of the community.
- The king's adoptious heir was groomed from a young age to take over the throne.
- The adoptious daughter discovered her true origins through a series of old letters and documents.
- The adoptious process in that era involved elaborate ceremonies to signify the acceptance of a new family member.
- Society's views on adoptious children have evolved over time, leading to more inclusive and accepting communities.
- The historical records reveal a long line of adoptious rulers who brought stability to the kingdom.
FAQs About the word adoptious
Adopted.
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The orphan was grateful for his adoptious parents who provided him with love and a sense of belonging.
In ancient times, many societies had adoptious rituals for integrating new members into the community.
The adoptious son inherited his father's estate and carried on the family legacy.
Families in the past often had a mix of natural and adoptious children, treated with equal love and care.
