great grandson (Meaning)

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great grandson (n)

a son of your grandson or granddaughter

Webster

A son of one's grandson or granddaughter.

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The elderly patriarch proudly gazed upon his great-grandson, a testament to his enduring legacy.
The family's youngest member, a lively and curious great-grandson, filled the home with laughter and joy.
The weary traveler finally arrived at the village, eager to meet his great-grandson for the first time.
The schoolteacher's heart melted with pride as she watched her great-grandson graduate with honors.
The great-grandson of the renowned inventor inherited an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and a knack for innovation.
The wealthy heiress bequeathed a substantial inheritance to her great-grandson, ensuring his prosperity for generations to come.
The historian meticulously traced the family's lineage back to their great-grandson, who had played a pivotal role in a historical event.
The young artist exhibited remarkable talent at an early age, prompting his great-grandson to pursue a career in the arts.
The great-grandson of the war hero inherited not only his grandfather's medals but also his unwavering patriotism.
The elderly woman's frail body concealed a strong spirit and a deep love for her great-grandson, who brought her comfort in her twilight years.

a son of your grandson or granddaughterA son of one's grandson or granddaughter.

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The elderly patriarch proudly gazed upon his great-grandson, a testament to his enduring legacy.

The family's youngest member, a lively and curious great-grandson, filled the home with laughter and joy.

The weary traveler finally arrived at the village, eager to meet his great-grandson for the first time.

The schoolteacher's heart melted with pride as she watched her great-grandson graduate with honors.