Definition of fatherless in English:

fatherless

adjective ˈfɑːðələsˈfɑðərləs

Having no father because he is dead or absent from the home.
at thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children
children growing up in fatherless households
Example sentencesExamples
- At thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children.
- In the wake of the tragedy, 17 children were left fatherless.
- Here the student, also fatherless, teaches his mentor about loss.
- The artist was born in this red-light district, the fatherless son of a sex worker.
- Have we made marriage less attractive to men by pretending that men are expendable, that fatherless families are just "alternative family forms?"
- The precipitous rise in fatherless households has finally begun to level off.
- So from one day to the next we found ourselves both fatherless and motherless.
- The orphanage alludes to the consequences of war, in which children are left fatherless/parentless.
- Studies of young criminals have found that more than 70% of all juveniles in state reform institutions come from fatherless homes.
- She told how she was overjoyed when a House of Lords hearing changed the law that on paper made her daughter fatherless.

Derivatives

fatherlessness

nounˈfɑːðələsnəsˈfɑðərləsnəs

mass noun

The state of having no father because he is dead or absent from the home.
the effects of fatherlessness on children
Example sentencesExamples
- He describes the sociological evidence delineating the impact of fatherlessness upon children.
- They are part of a nationwide campaign to reduce fatherlessness in this community.
- The country has the dubious record of being the leader in fatherlessness in the Western World.

Definition of fatherless in US English:

fatherless

adjectiveˈfäT͟Hərləsˈfɑðərləs

Having no father because he is dead or absent from the home.
at thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children
children growing up in fatherless households
Example sentencesExamples
- Studies of young criminals have found that more than 70% of all juveniles in state reform institutions come from fatherless homes.
- The orphanage alludes to the consequences of war, in which children are left fatherless/parentless.
- Here the student, also fatherless, teaches his mentor about loss.
- Have we made marriage less attractive to men by pretending that men are expendable, that fatherless families are just "alternative family forms?"
- So from one day to the next we found ourselves both fatherless and motherless.
- At thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children.
- In the wake of the tragedy, 17 children were left fatherless.
- She told how she was overjoyed when a House of Lords hearing changed the law that on paper made her daughter fatherless.
- The artist was born in this red-light district, the fatherless son of a sex worker.
- The precipitous rise in fatherless households has finally begun to level off.

词汇	fatherless
释义	Definition of fatherless in English: fatherless adjective ˈfɑːðələsˈfɑðərləs Having no father because he is dead or absent from the home. at thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children children growing up in fatherless households Example sentencesExamples At thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children. In the wake of the tragedy, 17 children were left fatherless. Here the student, also fatherless, teaches his mentor about loss. The artist was born in this red-light district, the fatherless son of a sex worker. Have we made marriage less attractive to men by pretending that men are expendable, that fatherless families are just "alternative family forms?" The precipitous rise in fatherless households has finally begun to level off. So from one day to the next we found ourselves both fatherless and motherless. The orphanage alludes to the consequences of war, in which children are left fatherless/parentless. Studies of young criminals have found that more than 70% of all juveniles in state reform institutions come from fatherless homes. She told how she was overjoyed when a House of Lords hearing changed the law that on paper made her daughter fatherless. Derivatives fatherlessness nounˈfɑːðələsnəsˈfɑðərləsnəs mass noun The state of having no father because he is dead or absent from the home. the effects of fatherlessness on children Example sentencesExamples He describes the sociological evidence delineating the impact of fatherlessness upon children. They are part of a nationwide campaign to reduce fatherlessness in this community. The country has the dubious record of being the leader in fatherlessness in the Western World. Definition of fatherless in US English: fatherless adjectiveˈfäT͟Hərləsˈfɑðərləs Having no father because he is dead or absent from the home. at thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children children growing up in fatherless households Example sentencesExamples Studies of young criminals have found that more than 70% of all juveniles in state reform institutions come from fatherless homes. The orphanage alludes to the consequences of war, in which children are left fatherless/parentless. Here the student, also fatherless, teaches his mentor about loss. Have we made marriage less attractive to men by pretending that men are expendable, that fatherless families are just "alternative family forms?" So from one day to the next we found ourselves both fatherless and motherless. At thirty-eight, she was left with six fatherless children. In the wake of the tragedy, 17 children were left fatherless. She told how she was overjoyed when a House of Lords hearing changed the law that on paper made her daughter fatherless. The artist was born in this red-light district, the fatherless son of a sex worker. The precipitous rise in fatherless households has finally begun to level off.
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