grandam (Meaning)
grandam (n.)
An old woman; specifically, a grandmother.
Synonyms & Antonyms of grandam
grandam Sentence Examples
- The grandam's ancient wisdom guided her family through tumultuous times.
- The grandam's rocking chair creaked softly as she shared tales of her youth.
- The children giggled as their grandam danced merrily around the living room.
- The grandam's legacy extended far beyond her lifespan, inspiring generations to come.
- The grandam's unwavering love for her grandchildren filled their lives with warmth and joy.
- The grandam's knitting needles clicked rhythmically, creating intricate garments for her loved ones.
- The grandam's garden was a sanctuary of vibrant blooms, where she found peace and tranquility.
- The grandam's keen eye for detail and love of embroidery transformed simple fabrics into works of art.
- The grandam's knowledge of medicinal herbs earned her the respect of her neighbors.
- The grandam's passing left an irreplaceable void in her family's hearts, but her memory continued to inspire and guide them.
FAQs About the word grandam
An old woman; specifically, a grandmother.
beldame, dowager, beldam, graybeard, whitebeard, oldster,patriarch, adult, grown-up,dotard
youngster, adolescent, youth, youngster, youth, adolescent, kid, juvenile, child, minor
The grandam's ancient wisdom guided her family through tumultuous times.
The grandam's rocking chair creaked softly as she shared tales of her youth.
The children giggled as their grandam danced merrily around the living room.
The grandam's legacy extended far beyond her lifespan, inspiring generations to come.
