chairmaness

Examples of chairmaness in a sentence

• The venerable Lucretia Mott, who was its Chairmaness declared that it had fulfilled its mission, that it “had seen the salvation of the Lord,” and like the aged “Simeon” was ready to depart.1870 March 31, “Not yet out of the Wood Pile”, in Daily Davenport Democrat, Davenport, Iowa, column 1:
• Caldwell, chairmaness of the Arkansas Woman’s Centennial Executive Committee, has issued an address calling upon the women of the State to go to work heartily for the Philadelphia exhibition.1875 August 20, “News in Brief”, in Public Press, volume III, number 43, Northumberland, Pa.:
• We intimated as much to a lady friend, who was chairmaness of the tasting committee.1875 November 5, The Tarborough Southerner, volume 53, number 44, Tarboro, N.C.:
• Merritt moved thanks to the “Chairmaness,” and quality of tone which it would be quite right for a heavy the meeting closed with applause.1901, The Musical Herald and Tonic Sol-fa Reporter, page 40, column 1:

Synonyms of chairmaness

• chairwoman

Forms of chairmaness

Origin of chairmaness

From chairman + -ess.

Questions about chairmaness

What does chairmaness mean?

Chairmaness means synonym of chairwoman.

How do you use chairmaness in a sentence?

The venerable Lucretia Mott, who was its Chairmaness declared that it had fulfilled its mission, that it “had seen the salvation of the Lord,” and like the aged “Simeon” was ready to depart.

What part of speech is chairmaness?

Chairmaness is a noun.

What is the plural of chairmaness?

The plural of chairmaness is chairmanesses.