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Meaning of Sons

Male children of a person, typically in relation to their parents.

In simple words: Males children of someone.

Sons in a sentence

  • She has three sons who play soccer.
  • The sons of the king were very brave.
  • He raised his sons to be respectful.
  • Many sons tend to follow in their father's footsteps.
  • She always wanted to have sons, not just daughters.

How to use Sons

Used to refer to male children; often in family contexts. Can be used formally or informally.

Grammar pattern

noun + plural form

Memory hint

Sons sound like 'suns' - think of bright boys shining in a family.

Related words

Collocations with Sons

  • sons and daughters
  • sons of wealthy families
  • proud sons

Synonyms for Sons

Opposites of Sons

  • daughters

Common mistakes with Sons

  • Confused with 'son' vs 'sons' for singular and plural forms.
  • Misused when talking about daughters instead of sons.
  • Used with incorrect possessive forms, e.g., 'sons's' instead of 'sons'.

Compare Sons with Children, Offspring, Boys

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Frequently asked questions about Sons

What does Sons mean?

Males children of someone.

What is the definition of Sons?

Male children of a person, typically in relation to their parents.

How do you use Sons in a sentence?

She has three sons who play soccer.

Can you give another example of Sons?

The sons of the king were very brave.

What are synonyms for Sons?

Common alternatives include children, offspring, boys, descendants.

What is the opposite of Sons?

Opposite meanings include daughters.

What words go with Sons?

It commonly pairs with sons and daughters, sons of wealthy families, proud sons.

What are common mistakes when using Sons?

Confused with 'son' vs 'sons' for singular and plural forms. Misused when talking about daughters instead of sons. Used with incorrect possessive forms, e.g., 'sons's' instead of 'sons'.

How do you pronounce Sons?

US: //sʌnz//, UK: //sʌnz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Sons?

Used to refer to male children; often in family contexts. Can be used formally or informally.