daughter-in-law

Converse of object

• have: Eileen and Derek have a daughter-in-law with MS, who lives in the county of Suffolk in south Eastern England.
• divorce: DKM Upon further reflection it would seem odd, in some cases, to invite a long divorced daughter-in-law to family dinner.

Adjective modifier

• widowed: It is Diamond Jubilee Year, and the Duchess of Albany, Queen Victoria's widowed daughter-in-law, is to perform the opening ceremony.
• future: There was his wife, his son, his future daughter-in-law.
• former: It may be that Philip's animosity toward her stems more from being hurt and let down by his former daughter-in-law, than actual dislike.
• wonderful: Bill now lives in Hamburg, Germany and I have a wonderful daughter-in-law.

Preposition: in

country: Realizing the lonely life ahead for her daughters-in-law in a foreign country, she entreated them to remain behind in Moab.