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Definition of red-headed stepchild in English: red-headed stepchildnoun US informal A person or thing that is neglected, unwanted, or mistreated. audio has always been something of a red-headed stepchild in the PC world Example sentencesExamples - IN RECENT YEARS, THE NHL 'S Northwest Division has been something of a red-headed stepchild to the rest of the league.
- Treated as the redheaded stepchild of the Fox Sunday Night lineup, the show never truly found its audience, despite positive critical reviews.
- This place could be good but they ensure they remain a red-headed stepchild by letting WAY too many people in and turning up the music WAY too loud on the sub-par sound system.
- No other single event epitomizes that fact so flagrantly as does Folk Fest, the red-headed stepchild of New York's annual Outsider Art Fair.
- It's strangely cheering that documentaries - often considered the bookish, red-headed stepchildren of the film industry - are so well received during the 10-day-long Hot Docs festival.
- During its run on network television, Homicide was the prototypical redheaded stepchild.
- We spoke on the phone last night; my still-loved red-headed step-child of a manuscript will be in the post later this week.
- As a result, he's now the redheaded stepson of the Confidential cast, the one major player who isn't internationally known.
- At that point, Stage Fright evidently became something of a redheaded stepchild among Hitchcock's oeuvre.
- I find it extremely ironic that the craft of scrapbooks is looked down upon by graphic artists; a field which has long been considered the redheaded stepchild of the art world.
- IBM has finally invited the red-headed stepchild in its server line to join the rest of the family, we can exclusively reveal.
- Third basemen are the Hall's redheaded stepchildren.
- We've long nurtured an aversion to the red-headed stepchild of the public transit family, preferring the speed, size and cosmopolitan pleasures of under- and overground rail transit.
- It's the redheaded stepchild of many a training split, meekly sitting just out of sight as your chest and arms get all the attention.
- Unmanned airborne vehicles (UAVs) and unmanned combat airborne vehicles (UCAVs) are now accurately described as "redheaded stepchildren" in the bottom-line pecking order of funding.
- I met Dante for lunch at Cafe Colonial, the red-headed stepchild to Cafe Habana.
- May I suggest a little attention to the architectural landscape of a burg that is quickly becoming the ugly red-headed stepchild of the Montreal/Vancouver/Toronto axis?
- In the ridiculous world of NFL coaching, one team's golden boy is another's redheaded stepchild.
Definition of red-headed stepchild in US English: red-headed stepchildnoun US informal A person or thing that is neglected, unwanted, or mistreated. audio has always been something of a red-headed stepchild in the PC world Example sentencesExamples - IBM has finally invited the red-headed stepchild in its server line to join the rest of the family, we can exclusively reveal.
- Third basemen are the Hall's redheaded stepchildren.
- As a result, he's now the redheaded stepson of the Confidential cast, the one major player who isn't internationally known.
- I find it extremely ironic that the craft of scrapbooks is looked down upon by graphic artists; a field which has long been considered the redheaded stepchild of the art world.
- In the ridiculous world of NFL coaching, one team's golden boy is another's redheaded stepchild.
- At that point, Stage Fright evidently became something of a redheaded stepchild among Hitchcock's oeuvre.
- Treated as the redheaded stepchild of the Fox Sunday Night lineup, the show never truly found its audience, despite positive critical reviews.
- This place could be good but they ensure they remain a red-headed stepchild by letting WAY too many people in and turning up the music WAY too loud on the sub-par sound system.
- May I suggest a little attention to the architectural landscape of a burg that is quickly becoming the ugly red-headed stepchild of the Montreal/Vancouver/Toronto axis?
- IN RECENT YEARS, THE NHL 'S Northwest Division has been something of a red-headed stepchild to the rest of the league.
- We spoke on the phone last night; my still-loved red-headed step-child of a manuscript will be in the post later this week.
- Unmanned airborne vehicles (UAVs) and unmanned combat airborne vehicles (UCAVs) are now accurately described as "redheaded stepchildren" in the bottom-line pecking order of funding.
- During its run on network television, Homicide was the prototypical redheaded stepchild.
- I met Dante for lunch at Cafe Colonial, the red-headed stepchild to Cafe Habana.
- No other single event epitomizes that fact so flagrantly as does Folk Fest, the red-headed stepchild of New York's annual Outsider Art Fair.
- It's strangely cheering that documentaries - often considered the bookish, red-headed stepchildren of the film industry - are so well received during the 10-day-long Hot Docs festival.
- It's the redheaded stepchild of many a training split, meekly sitting just out of sight as your chest and arms get all the attention.
- We've long nurtured an aversion to the red-headed stepchild of the public transit family, preferring the speed, size and cosmopolitan pleasures of under- and overground rail transit.
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