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- noun Plural form of
Englishwoman .
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Examples
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As Isabel grows in power and her plan for a silk industry run by Englishwomen is set into motion, the political landscape shifts in dangerous ways.
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As Isabel grows in power and her plan for a silk industry run by Englishwomen is set into motion, the political landscape shifts in dangerous ways.
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As Isabel grows in power and her plan for a silk industry run by Englishwomen is set into motion, the political landscape shifts in dangerous ways.
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As Isabel grows in power and her plan for a silk industry run by Englishwomen is set into motion, the political landscape shifts in dangerous ways.
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In the latest installment of the books set within the realm of the Discworld, Terry Pratchett takes on a topic that many of his fellow Englishmen, and possibly Englishwomen, hold in a special place in their hearts.
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Especially is this the case with regard to Englishwomen, who have a bath every day.
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When not studying, doing fieldwork in India, or working on her next novel, Meredith can be found in the library, browsing through travelogues written by intrepid Englishwomen of the nineteenth century.
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At Casa Tinao in Bohoyo, Juan, our host for the first night, was marvellously sympathetic to the plight of two tired and starving Englishwomen.
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Eighteenth-century Englishwomen ran businesses, joined political reform societies, and wrote on subjects such as education, literary criticism, and theology.
The Mistaken Wife Rose Melikan 2010
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And what did Citizeness Vangenzen it was so very unprofessional to mention any names not relevant to the matter at hand mean by appearing without warning, making mysterious gestures, and speaking of unknown Englishwomen?
The Mistaken Wife Rose Melikan 2010
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