bluestocking (Meaning)

Wordnet

bluestocking (n)

a woman having literary or intellectual interests

Webster

A literary lady; a female pedant.

The American avocet (Recurvirostra Americana).

She was known among her peers as a true bluestocking, always immersed in books and intellectual pursuits.
The bluestocking society was comprised of women who valued education and scholarship in the 18th century.
Despite societal expectations, she proudly embraced her identity as a bluestocking, unapologetically pursuing knowledge and enlightenment.
The bluestocking gatherings were renowned for their stimulating conversations and debates on various topics.
As a bluestocking, she challenged traditional gender roles and advocated for women's access to education.
The bluestocking movement paved the way for greater recognition of women's intellectual capabilities.
Many prominent writers and thinkers of the time were influenced by the ideas exchanged in bluestocking circles.
Her bluestocking friends formed a supportive community where intellectual curiosity was celebrated.
Bluestocking salons provided a rare opportunity for women to engage in scholarly discourse outside of traditional academic settings.
The term "bluestocking" was originally used pejoratively, but later embraced by women proud of their intellectual pursuits.

a woman having literary or intellectual interestsA literary lady; a female pedant., The American avocet (Recurvirostra Americana).

geek, nerd, highbrow, intellectualist,intellectual, blue, mandarin, intellect, longhair, double-dome

lowbrow, philistine, imbecile,philistine, imbecile, lowbrow, nitwit, dumbbell, anti-intellectual, dummy

She was known among her peers as a true bluestocking, always immersed in books and intellectual pursuits.

The bluestocking society was comprised of women who valued education and scholarship in the 18th century.

Despite societal expectations, she proudly embraced her identity as a bluestocking, unapologetically pursuing knowledge and enlightenment.

The bluestocking gatherings were renowned for their stimulating conversations and debates on various topics.