inventress (Meaning)

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inventress (n.)

A woman who invents.

No weak antonyms found.

The novel features a remarkable female inventress who revolutionizes technology in a male-dominated society.
In history, there have been several notable inventresses whose contributions often went unrecognized.
Clara Barton, known for founding the American Red Cross, was also an inventress, creating medical devices to aid in field hospitals.
The inventress' ingenuity led to the development of innovative solutions for everyday problems.
As an inventress, she faced many challenges and biases but persevered in pursuing her creative ideas.
Ada Lovelace, recognized as the world's first computer programmer, was an inventress ahead of her time.
The story of the young inventress who crafted her own tools to build intricate machines inspired many.
The inventress' workshop was a sanctuary of creativity, filled with prototypes and blueprints of her inventions.
Her reputation as an inventress grew as she continued to introduce groundbreaking innovations in various fields.
The local community celebrated the achievements of the young inventress, presenting her with awards and accolades.

A woman who invents.

devise, construct, concoct, fabricate, come up with, think (up), contrive, design,manufacture, produce

reproduce, duplicate, copy, reproduce, imitate, duplicate,imitate, mimic, replicate, replicate

The novel features a remarkable female inventress who revolutionizes technology in a male-dominated society.

In history, there have been several notable inventresses whose contributions often went unrecognized.

Clara Barton, known for founding the American Red Cross, was also an inventress, creating medical devices to aid in field hospitals.

The inventress' ingenuity led to the development of innovative solutions for everyday problems.