"granddaughter" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the daughter of your son or daughter. For example, "My granddaughter just graduated from high school today."
In the months leading up to the sale, Rinehart flew three federal MPs to India on her private jet to attend the wedding of Mallika Reddy, granddaughter of GVK's founder GV Krishna Reddy.
Talking about the importance of early childhood education, and the need to talk, read and sing to babies, Clinton quipped: "My poor granddaughter – her first words are going to be 'Stop it'".
Brian Deluce, 75, asks him about bursaries for his granddaughter who has just got into Oxford University.
Even the most diehard "Britain is full" advocates might melt at the story of the Zimbabwean grandparents who have been refused a visa to attend the funeral in Eastbourne of their five-year-old granddaughter.
The honorary president of France's Front National party said he would step down as a candidate in regional elections later this year, but also had a dig at his daughter Marine with the suggestion that his granddaughter Marion Maréchal should replace him.
In Le Figaro on Monday, Le Pen Sr suggested his granddaughter Marion Maréchal-Le Maréchal-Le Penbe an excellent choice to replace him.
His public anointment of his granddaughter was seen as another swipe at his daughter.
Garrard was convicted of killing her granddaughter by making her run for hours as punishment for a lie about candy.
My granddaughter tells me I should totally disapprove of that other song he did, though.
