Child and Heiress

Child

Child noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.

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Heiress and child are semantically related In some cases you can use "Heiress" instead a noun "Child".

Heiress noun - A female heir.

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Child and heiress are semantically related in offshoot topic. Sometimes you can use "Child" instead a noun "Heiress".

Nearby Word: heir

sweet	sweet child	sweet heiress
old	old child	old heiress
good	good child	good heiress
female	female child	female heiress
Other adjectives: original, true, legitimate, dead, wild, actual, spoiled, lost, young, illegitimate, missing, titular, surviving, infant, eldest, orphaned, oldest.

As the Netherlands follows Absolute Primogeniture (the eldest child inherits, regardless of gender) and he has three daughters, the heiress apparent is Catharina-Amalia, Princess of Orange.

Source: She Is the King
The titular "dead secret" and reveal of The Dead Secret is that protagonist Rosamund is actually an illegitimate child passed off as an heiress.

Source: Bastard Angst
As the only child of an eccentric baron, she's the rightful heiress of impossibly cool wealth.

Source: Spoiled Sweet

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