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eldest
/ ˈɛɪ /
adjective
being the oldest, esp the oldest surviving child of the same parents
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of eldest1
Example Sentences
An apparent attempt to groom his eldest son to succeed him was reportedly blocked at a 2018 cabinet meeting, since when no further meetings have been held.
Nicole, the eldest sister and Williams’ colleague at Texas Ballet Theater, leapt at the opportunity to collaborate with her siblings, who both dance for New York City Ballet.
Their eldest, he said, is studying to become an anesthesiologist at a nearby university.
She has said she wants to continue until she has played doubles with eldest daughter Charlotte, who often hits with her on the practice court at tournaments.
She raised her arms in the air after securing victory and rushed over to celebrate with her husband and eldest daughter Charlotte, while youngest daughter Cecilia slept on in her pram.
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