Companion
Companion noun - A person frequently seen in the company of another.
Madam and companion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Madam" instead a noun "Companion".
Nearby Words: companionable, companionship, companioned
Madam
Madam noun - The female partner in a marriage.
Usage example: the madam and I are planning to go out for a nice dinner on our anniversary
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- One is greeted by the madam as "Mr Smith", and he introduces his companion who's also called Smith.
Source: Mr. Smith -
Nandi, former Companion (a ritualized and very high-class prostitute from the urban, "civilized" Core) turns tough-talking madam of a rim-world brothel.
Source: Going Native
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