maids Antonyms
Meaning of maids
maids
maiden entry 1, a female servant, an unmarried girl or woman especially when young, a woman or girl employed to do domestic work, an unmarried girl or woman, maidservant
maids Sentence Examples
- The maids scurried through the mansion, efficiently cleaning and dusting every nook and cranny.
- The elegant maids wore crisp white uniforms and were always discreet and respectful.
- The young maids were eager to learn the intricacies of their duties and to serve their employers.
- The maids' work was essential to maintaining the impeccable appearance of the grand estate.
- The maids discreetly whispered behind closed doors, speculating about the scandalous rumors swirling within the household.
- The overworked maids complained about their long hours and low wages, but they feared the consequences of speaking out.
- The cruel mistress berated the maids for the slightest infraction, making their lives miserable.
- The maids were treated like second-class citizens, their dignity stripped away by their servitude.
- The brave maids organized a secret strike, demanding better working conditions and respect.
- After years of oppression, the maids finally broke free from their chains and fought for their rights.
FAQs About the word maids
maiden entry 1, a female servant, an unmarried girl or woman especially when young, a woman or girl employed to do domestic work, an unmarried girl or woman, ma
housekeepers, charwomen, handmaidens, housemaids, maidservants,handmaids, amahs, chars, ladies-in-waiting, chambermaids
No antonyms found.
The maids scurried through the mansion, efficiently cleaning and dusting every nook and cranny.
The elegant maids wore crisp white uniforms and were always discreet and respectful.
The young maids were eager to learn the intricacies of their duties and to serve their employers.
The maids' work was essential to maintaining the impeccable appearance of the grand estate.
