housemother (Meaning)
Wordnet
housemother (n)
a woman employed as a chaperon in a residence for young people
Synonyms & Antonyms of housemother
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housemother Sentence Examples
- The strict housemother enforced rigid rules upon the dormitory residents.
- The kind and nurturing housemother served as a surrogate mother to the orphaned children.
- The housemother supervised the daily activities of the boarding school students.
- The housemother ensured that the students maintained a clean and orderly living environment.
- The housemother offered guidance and support to the students beyond their academic pursuits.
- The housemother organized social events and outings to foster a sense of community among the students.
- The housemother's presence provided a sense of stability and security to the students in her care.
- The housemother's dedication and compassion made her an invaluable asset to the institution.
- The housemother was often the first person the students turned to for advice or assistance.
- The housemother's legacy extended beyond her time at the institution, as she continued to mentor and support students long after their graduation.
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a woman employed as a chaperon in a residence for young people
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The strict housemother enforced rigid rules upon the dormitory residents.
The kind and nurturing housemother served as a surrogate mother to the orphaned children.
The housemother supervised the daily activities of the boarding school students.
The housemother ensured that the students maintained a clean and orderly living environment.
