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gentlewomen Meaning
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gentlewomen (pl.)
of Gentlewoman
gentlewomen Sentence Examples
- The gentlewomen of the village were known for their refined manners and elegant attire.
- She possessed the gentlewomen's qualities of grace, poise, and intelligence.
- The gentlewomen formed a close-knit community, supporting and uplifting each other.
- Their gentlewomen's upbringing instilled in them a deep sense of compassion and empathy.
- The gentlewomen played a vital role in shaping the social norms and values of their time.
- The gentlewomen's salons were renowned for their lively discussions of literature, art, and politics.
- Despite their privileged status, the gentlewomen were active in charitable causes and advocated for the less fortunate.
- The gentlewomen's legacy continues to inspire generations with their ideals of refinement and virtue.
- The gentlewomen's writings provide valuable insights into the lives and perspectives of their era.
- The gentlewomen's influence extended far beyond their immediate circles, leaving an enduring mark on history.
FAQs About the word gentlewomen
of Gentlewoman
ladies, noblewomen, duchesses, peeresses, baronesses, dowagers, madams, dames, princesses,countesses
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The gentlewomen of the village were known for their refined manners and elegant attire.
She possessed the gentlewomen's qualities of grace, poise, and intelligence.
The gentlewomen formed a close-knit community, supporting and uplifting each other.
Their gentlewomen's upbringing instilled in them a deep sense of compassion and empathy.
