illegitimate child
ˌɪlɪˈʤɪtəmɪt ʧaɪld-
(n)
illegitimate child
the illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Illegitimate Son Born Same Week as His and Maria Shriver's Youngest Child. foxnews.com
Her father, Michael Lohan, fathered an illegitimate child in 1995 while married to Dina Lohan. mercurynews.com
And discovering her family history is blighted by child labor and an illegitimate birth. hcu870.com
The couple's marriage was in question after the former governor admitted to fathering an illegitimate child with a former household staff member. fox44.com
An illegitimate child is almost unknown in the settlements. "Acadia" by
Almost a necessary presumption is, that, if she existed, she was an illegitimate child. "Sir Walter Ralegh" by
He is not, and cannot make himself, an illegitimate child! "A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2" by
But, as it is, this child isn't, strictly speaking, illegitimate. "The Beloved Woman" by
But a woman is not allowed to prove that a child born in wedlock is illegitimate. "Home Life in Germany" by
Do you think me an illegitimate child? "The O'Ruddy" by
Alice R., at the age of 25, was much troubled by worrying over her financial difficulties and the shame of an illegitimate child. "Benign Stupors" by
She had an illegitimate child and two others. "New Worlds For Old" by
The illegitimate child has, in such cases, all the rights of children born in wedlock. "Woman under socialism" by
Now she was only a poor old woman left alone with an illegitimate child. "Ditte: Girl Alive!" by
That child of earth, false, illegitimate:
Shalt fling it to the night and wintry blast--
Out in the storm--there let it find its fate.
