daughter-in-law:
(plural: daughters-in-law; pronunciation: the letters ‘ug’ are silent; the word opposite in meaning & male: ‘son-in-law’; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
the wife of a person’s son,
My wife and I are proud to say that our daughter-in-law is more than a daughter to us!
Every mother of a man has problems with her daughter-in-law one time or the other in her life.
In almost all the cases of family fights, it is either the daughter-in-law ill-treating her mother-in-law, the mother of her husband, or the mother-in-law taking on her daughter-in-law, and in every case, it is the man that faces the brunt of the consequences!
It is found out that daughters-in-law who go out for work have less friction with the mothers of their husbands, mothers-in-law, than those who are house-wives that stay all the time at home.
