huswifery (Meaning)
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huswifery (n.)
The business of a housewife; female domestic economy and skill.
Synonyms & Antonyms of huswifery
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huswifery Sentence Examples
- Her impeccable huswifery manifested in a meticulously organized and pristine home.
- The ancient art of huswifery involved skills such as sewing, knitting, and other domestic tasks.
- Jane Austen's heroines often displayed commendable huswifery skills.
- The house sparkled with the evidence of her exceptional huswifery.
- In the Victorian era, huswifery was considered an essential attribute of a well-rounded woman.
- The huswifery of medieval Europe differed significantly from modern practices.
- Her lack of huswifery skills proved to be a hindrance in maintaining a comfortable home.
- The advent of modern appliances has revolutionized the realm of huswifery.
- The online Huswifery Marketplace offers a vast selection of tools and supplies for domestic tasks.
- The book "The Complete Huswifery" provides comprehensive guidance on all aspects of homemaking.
FAQs About the word huswifery
The business of a housewife; female domestic economy and skill.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Her impeccable huswifery manifested in a meticulously organized and pristine home.
The ancient art of huswifery involved skills such as sewing, knitting, and other domestic tasks.
Jane Austen's heroines often displayed commendable huswifery skills.
The house sparkled with the evidence of her exceptional huswifery.
