Madame and Woman

Madame

Madame noun - Title used for a married Frenchwoman.
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Synonyms for Madame

Woman and madame are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Woman" instead a noun "Madame".

Woman

Woman noun - An adult female human being.
Usage example: the first woman to become governor of the state
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Synonyms for Woman

Madame and woman are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Madame" instead a noun "Woman".

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / King of the Hill Robinson: Miz Liz, Strickland's wife, who is visibly a much older woman, who has an emotional breakdown after mentioning that everyone calls her madame now instead of miss. Ms.
  • Madame Dorothea was an old woman in City of Bones, but in the show her counterpart Dot is only in her thirties.
    Source: Age Lift
  • Comic Book / Demon Knights Madame Xanadu is happy for them that they can live their lives as they truly are, but also hopes that the common woman who does not have such power will get the same rights.
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