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MASCULINE nephew FEMININE niece

niece English

Meaning niece meaning

What does niece mean?

Definitions in simple English

niece Noun

— A niece is the female child of someone's sister or brother and is a part of their extended family. My brother has a daughter. She is my niece.

niece

— noun a daughter of your brother or sister

Synonyms niece synonyms

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niece English » English

nephew brother’s daughter granddaughter sister’s daughter brother-in-law daughter child uncle step-daughter son sister offspring niece-in-law nibling nephew-in-law grandson grandchildnephew grandchild girl descendant daughter-in-law aunt HER sister’s son

Topics niece topics

What do people use niece to talk about?

Social behavior Relationships Kinship Related by birth

Nephew, niece

What words refer to your brother's child?

nephew niece
What words refer to your sister's child?

nephew niece

Examples niece examples

How do I use niece in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Mary's my niece.

The niece looks like her aunt.

To tell the truth, she is my niece.

His niece is attractive and mature for her age.

My niece is a serious girl.

My three-year-old niece kissed me on the cheek.

Mary is my niece.

I'm Tom's niece.

My niece works at a sheltered workshop.

A niece is a daughter of one's brother or sister.

My niece is from Libya. She is Libyan.

I have a niece. She goes to the same school as Mary.

I don't have a niece.

My niece is a nurse.

My niece is the daughter of my sister.

My niece is my sister's daughter.

Tom didn't know that Mary was John's niece.

Mary isn't my daughter. She's my niece.

Movie subtitles

At the far end of the table were Sir Arne's niece, Berghild, and her foster sister Elsalill, an orphan taken in by the vicar's household.

This is my niece Anna. Her parents are dead.

My niece.

My niece thanks you for your politeness, young man.

Senhora, would your niece prefer a geranium? Or a begonia, perhaps?

My niece is going.

Wait, I have not kissed my niece yet.

Niece.

Yes, my niece, Mimi.

This is my niece, Mimi.

I want you to meet my niece, Mrs. Glossop.

Well, anyway, I'll have my niece drive down and she'll meet you there tomorrow at the Hotel Maryland.

I'm waiting for my niece.

Are you insinuating that my niece.

At the far end of the table were Sir Arne's niece, Berghild, and her foster sister Elsalill, an orphan taken in by the vicar's household. Elsalill. Mary Johnson Berghild.

Not as my niece, no.

Your niece could do it very well.

My niece, Excellency?

This is my niece, Linda.

That a devil could have an angel for a niece?

If it ain't the niece of our old friend Col. Bishop.

A nobleman and the niece of the Governor of Jamaica.

And unless you can induce your niece to return, I shall go.

Whose niece is she, your niece or my niece?

Now let me tell you, my niece is more important to me than your car.

An Italian straw hat for my niece.

This is my niece you wanted to meet. Her name is Lucy Warriner.

I AM, LET ME SEE, I AM MY NIECE.

I VENTURED TO INTRODUCE MYSELF TO YOUR CHARMING NIECE.

I SHALL SEE TO IT, MISS SUSAN, THAT YOUR NIECE HAS A CHARMING EVENING.

THEIR VERY CHARMING NIECE.

NIECE?

THIS IS MY NIECE MISS LIVVY.

ENSIGN BLADES, MY NIECE MISS OLIVIA CROSSEL.

I HOPE, MISS SUSAN, TO EVENTUALLY MEET YOUR CHARMING NIECE.

I WAS JUST THINKING THAT IF I WERE A GENTLEMAN, I SHOULD PAY MY ADDRESSES TO MISS PHOEBE MUCH RATHER THAN TO HER NIECE.

We've picked up a girl who says she's your niece.

Now, the question is, have you or have you not got a niece?

Of course I have a niece, but she's not singing around under windows.

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