townswoman (Meaning)

townswoman

a woman who is a native or resident of a town or city, a woman born or residing in the same town or city as another

The townswoman gracefully strolled through the quaint streets, her footsteps echoing on the cobblestones.
The mayor held a town meeting to address concerns raised by the outspoken townswoman.
Sarah, a renowned townswoman known for her philanthropy, donated generously to local charities.
The townswoman eagerly awaited the arrival of the traveling fair, its vibrant colors and lively atmosphere.
In a small rural town, every townswoman was an integral part of the community, contributing to its welfare.
The townswoman's unwavering optimism inspired hope and resilience among her neighbors.
The elderly townswoman shared tales of her younger days, preserving the history and legacy of her town.
The townswoman's unwavering support for the local school helped shape the minds of young generations.
The townswoman's bold activism brought attention to environmental issues affecting her community.
Among the townswomen, Martha stood out for her exceptional leadership and dedication to improving the lives of others.

a woman who is a native or resident of a town or city, a woman born or residing in the same town or city as another

towny,townsman, burgher, town, villager, citizen, townsfolk, townspeople, occupant, inhabitant

foreigner, alien, tourist,visitor, guest,transient,nonnative, noncitizen

The townswoman gracefully strolled through the quaint streets, her footsteps echoing on the cobblestones.

The mayor held a town meeting to address concerns raised by the outspoken townswoman.

Sarah, a renowned townswoman known for her philanthropy, donated generously to local charities.

The townswoman eagerly awaited the arrival of the traveling fair, its vibrant colors and lively atmosphere.