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orphan

orphan
NounTransitive Verb
pl: orphanspast: orphanedpp: orphaneding: orphaning

Meanings

Nounorphan

A child whose parents are deceased.

The young orphan was adopted by a kind couple.

Transitive Verborphan
[~ something]

To deprive a child of their parents by causing the death of those parents.

The war orphaned thousands of children across the region.

Examples

He grew up as an orphan in a small village.

He grew up as an orphan in a small village.

I wonder if that orphan ever found a real home.

I wonder if that orphan ever found a real home.

The protagonist is an orphan searching for his lost family.

Fantasy

The sudden earthquake orphaned many children in the city.

The sudden earthquake orphaned many children in the city.

History

The plague orphaned an entire generation of youth.

The plague orphaned an entire generation of youth.

History

We need to delete these orphan files to save space.

We need to delete these orphan files to save space.

Office

Check the layout for any orphan lines at the bottom of the page.

Check the layout for any orphan lines at the bottom of the page.

Office

Is this an orphan record or is it linked to a user profile?

Is this an orphan record or is it linked to a user profile?

Business

The system is full of orphan entries after the migration.

The system is full of orphan entries after the migration.

Business

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