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Definitions of Their:

part of speech: pronoun, adjective

Poss. adj. pron. of or belonging to them.

part of speech: pronoun, adjective

Of them; of or belonging to; poss. plu. of they; their is used when prefixed to a noun or to an adjective and its noun, as their own statemnts; the form theirs is employed as the substitute for a noun, and stands alone, as, the statements are theirs, theirs is the best cultivated field.

part of speech: pronoun

The plural possessive of the pronoun of the third person.

Usage examples for Their:

• But he had others to take their place. "The Tale of Solomon Owl", Arthur Scott Bailey

• The Guardian assures the members of the Assembly of his prayers in their behalf. "The Light of Divine Guidance (Volume 1)", Shoghi Effendi

• And you gave him their address, I think? "The New Rector", Stanley J. Weyman

• They had no doubt that Markworth would be off early, but it was their business to try and catch him if possible. "Caught in a Trap", John C. Hutcheson