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Discover Ludwig"the eldest of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the oldest member of a group, whether it be siblings, children, or other relatives. Here are some examples: 1. John is the eldest of three brothers. 2. She is the eldest of all the cousins on her mother's side. 3. The eldest of the group was responsible for making all the decisions. 4. He is the eldest of our grandchildren. 5. As the eldest of five siblings, she took on a lot of responsibility growing up.
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I'm the eldest of six.
Hytner is the eldest of four children.
Badu was the eldest of three children.
I'm the eldest of three brothers.
She was the eldest of the five.
She said: "I'm the eldest of four.
I'm the eldest of three boys.
She is the eldest of three sisters.
Beriwan is the eldest of four children.
Jack was the eldest of 4 musical children.
The eldest of four, she was bookish and socially isolated.
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