Caught
Caught adjective - Containing unborn young within the body.
Illegitimate and caught are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Illegitimate" instead an adjective "Caught".
Illegitimate
Illegitimate adjective - Born to a father and mother who are not married.
Caught and illegitimate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caught" instead an adjective "Illegitimate".
Nearby Words: illegitimacy, illegitimately
Both words in one sentence
- Inverted in "Parenthood," when Mayor Carter Poole's illegitimate daughter Ariel joins a protest and is caught up in the ensuring dragnet.
- Their only child to survive infancy was a daughter, Mary; Henry was able to father a son with one of his mistresses, but he was illegitimate and could not inherit the throne.Eventually, a clever, charming, and manipulative young courtier named Anne Boleyn caught his eye.
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