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Often used in the same context:
aristocrat,
chatelaine,
helpmeet,
dithery,
sybarite,
spinster,
backwoodsman,
benefactress,
prig,
shepherdess,
schoolmarm,
virago,
lecher,
coquette,
dowager,
schoolmistress,
daintiness,
gentry,
fusspot,
mousey,
nancy mitford,
fussbudget,
cowman,
fop,
bluestocking,
nursemaid,
aristo,
gentleman,
harridan,
patrician,
hauteur,
milkmaid,
viscount,
hausfrau,
helpmate,
lady,
handmaid,
madam,
playgirl,
sophisticate,
maharani,
prim,
havisham,
vestal virgin,
politesse,
gorgon,
madame,
courtesan,
swain,
millionairess,
courtliness,
bedchamber,
adventuress,
frau,
wallis warfield simpson,
viscountess,
demureness,
washerwoman,
consort,
roue,
memsahib,
dandyism,
strumpet,
plowman,
concubine,
battleaxe,
wench,
sophist,
sensualist,
harpy,
swineherd,
frontierswoman,
bagnold,
bumpkin,
courtier,
mrs. malaprop,
shrew,
aristocracy,
matron,
wooer,
sylph,
flibbertigibbet,
baroness,
floozy,
sexpot,
solipsist,
parson,
hussy,
protectress,
suffragist,
nymphet,
matriarchs,
stateswoman,
forsooth,
dotty,
skirt chaser,
guttersnipe,
suffragette,
slobby,
regality,
arriviste,
nobleman,
gentlewomen,
ladies,
gendeman,
englishwoman,
matrons,
countess,
gentlefolk,
gentlemen,
widow,
dame,
woman,
gent,
maid,
duchess,
landlady,
ecclesiastic
More specific:
grande dame
More general:
adult female,
woman
Synonyms:
dame,
lady,
ma'am,
madam,
madame
Also try:
— Adjectives for gentlewoman:
young,
old,
english,
poor,
good,
elderly,
fair,
decayed,
waiting,
private,
true,
more...
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