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View definitions for first-born

first-born

adjective as in elder

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adjective as in older

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Mr Cruickshank said he heard about the Elizabeth Emblem through his sister, but later found she was ineligible to apply as she was not the first-born child.

From BBC

Esparza said Huizar’s own relatives referred to him as Huizar’s “first-born son.”

Words that we will see come true — at least if we are to credit her account, something her first-born daughter is less apt to do.

Usually, it is the first-born son who takes over the family business.

From Salon

But she could never stay mad at me too long — not just because I was the first-born son, but because Mami knew how happy I was in my career, and happiness is what she wanted for her children because it was long denied to her.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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