townswoman
- noun
- /ˈtaʊnzwʊmən/
:
vecina
- Last week, the townswoman shared her ideas at the community meeting.
Examples
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She became close friends with a townswoman who had lived there all her life.
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The townswoman shared her thoughts at the meeting.
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A townswoman welcomed us and showed us around the local market.
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Many townswomen gathered to organize the annual festival.
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A townswoman from our community won the award!
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The townswoman organized a fundraiser to support local schools.
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Many townspeople respected the townswoman for her dedication to the community.
Synonyms
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1.2
A person who lives in a particular area or community
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8.6
A person who lives in a town or city rather than in the countryside
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8.9
A person who lives in a town, not a student or visitor
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3.9
A woman who lives in a city and likes fashion and busy city life
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4.1
A person who lives in a city and is used to city life
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3.8
A person who lives in a city rather than in the countryside
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9.8
A person who lives in a town and seems out of place in the country
How Urban
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word townswoman is made from town and woman, literally 'a woman of the town', so it simply means a woman who lives in or comes from a town or city.