stepsibling
/ˈstep-ˌsi-bliŋ/ (ame, mw)
stepsibling — noun
1. someone who becomes your brother or sister because one of your parents marries t
someone who becomes your brother or sister because one of your parents marries their parent, even though you are not related by birth
After the marriage, Samir shared a room with his new stepsibling.
new stepsibling after a parent's marriage
Layla invited her stepsibling to join the family photo at Eid.
invite a stepsibling into a family activity
When Christopher moved in, his stepsibling showed him where the towels were.
Putri and her stepsibling take turns walking the dog after dinner.
At the picnic, Gabriela met two stepsiblings from her father's second marriage.
- stepbrother
the male-specific term
- stepsister
the female-specific term
- step-sibling
the less common hyphenated spelling
文法句型
my/his/her + stepsibling
be/become + someone's stepsibling
用法筆記
This is the gender-neutral family term. Distinguish it from 'half-sibling', which means you share one biological parent.