grande dame (Meaning)

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grande dame (n)

a middle-aged or elderly woman who is stylish and highly respected

The historic mansion was a grand dame, standing tall and proud among the modern buildings.
The actress was known as the grand dame of the silver screen, revered for her unparalleled talent and grace.
The grand dame of society hosted lavish parties, where the elite gathered to sip champagne and gossip.
The towering oak tree was a grand dame of the forest, its branches reaching majestically toward the heavens.
The old hotel was a grand dame, once bustling with guests but now faded and forgotten.
The ship sailed through the storm like a grand dame, weathering the challenges with strength and resilience.
The grand dame of sports retired with an impressive record, leaving a legacy of excellence and determination.
The ancient cathedral was a grand dame of faith, a sacred sanctuary that had witnessed centuries of devotion.
The city's oldest theater was a grand dame of the performing arts, showcasing countless unforgettable performances.
The wise old woman was the grand dame of the neighborhood, respected and admired for her knowledge and compassion.

a middle-aged or elderly woman who is stylish and highly respected

dowager, matron,mother, dame, matriarch, grandame,mistress, ma, headmistress, mamma

No antonyms found.

The historic mansion was a grand dame, standing tall and proud among the modern buildings.

The actress was known as the grand dame of the silver screen, revered for her unparalleled talent and grace.

The grand dame of society hosted lavish parties, where the elite gathered to sip champagne and gossip.

The towering oak tree was a grand dame of the forest, its branches reaching majestically toward the heavens.