hostess (Meaning)
hostess (n)
a woman host
a woman innkeeper
a woman steward on an airplane
hostess (n.)
A female host; a woman who hospitably entertains guests at her house.
A woman who entertains guests for compensation; a female innkeeper.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hostess
hostess Sentence Examples
- The hostess warmly greeted guests at the entrance to the restaurant.
- As the party hostesses, Emily and Sarah welcomed their friends with open arms.
- The flight hostess provided blankets and pillows to ensure the passengers' comfort.
- The hostess at the spa led me to my treatment room, where I could relax and rejuvenate.
- The hostess of the talk show introduced the guest speaker with great enthusiasm.
- The hostess in the television game show asked contestants questions to test their knowledge.
- The hostess of the wedding ceremony stood beside the bride and groom as they exchanged vows.
- The hostess of the awards show read the names of the winners, creating a sense of anticipation among the audience.
- The hostess of the online cooking show shared her favorite recipes and cooking tips with viewers.
- The hostess of the fundraiser greeted attendees and encouraged them to donate generously to a worthy cause.
FAQs About the word hostess
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The hostess warmly greeted guests at the entrance to the restaurant.
As the party hostesses, Emily and Sarah welcomed their friends with open arms.
The flight hostess provided blankets and pillows to ensure the passengers' comfort.
The hostess at the spa led me to my treatment room, where I could relax and rejuvenate.
