Definition & Meaning | English word CO-PARENTS

Definitions of CO-PARENTS

1. plural of co-parent.
2. inflection of co-parent

Examples of Using CO-PARENTS in a Sentence

• Following the series' conclusion in 1981, Evigan continued to work in television, with recurring guest roles on Masquerade (1984) and Murder, She Wrote (1986), then was cast in the comedy series My Two Dads (1987–1990), in which he portrayed a man who co-parents the daughter of his deceased girlfriend alongside her ex-boyfriend.
• Mashonda authored a book on co-parenting, titled Blend: The Secret to Co-Parenting and Creating a Balanced Family (2018), with contributions from co-parents Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys.
• Pratt has a son, born in October 2014, who she co-parents with her former partner Aram Hosie, a trans man and LGBTI community activist, as well as Western Australian state Labor MLC Stephen Dawson and his partner Dennis Liddelow, one of whom is the biological father.
• On 2 November, is called the "day of godchildren, "co-parents" (compadres), friends and family" as the dead are often referred to.

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