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Use "great-grandfather" in a sentence
"Some experts fear the water in the sewage-filled and trash-strewn lake is slowly killing the turtle, which is thought to weigh about 200 kilograms and is affectionately called "great-grandfather.""
"Yet -- and here's where this June 30 comes in -- I look like my great-great grandfather, not like my great-grandfather."
"My great-grandfather moved to this side of the world and made a conscious choice to deprive my grandfather of a bar-mitzvah."