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4 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Foundling' in a Sentence

"An abandoned infant or small child, lacking known parentage or guardian." more

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In the 19th century, foundlings were often left on the steps of churches.
The orphanage provided care and support for every foundling that came through its doors.
The detective found a mysterious foundling on the street and embarked on a quest to uncover the child's origin.
In the fairy tale, the princess, unaware of her royal lineage, was revealed to be a foundling left at the castle gates.

Foundling

found-ling
nounAn abandoned infant or small child, lacking known parentage or guardian.
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Last Updated On: August 8, 2024
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