prime ministresses
prime ministresses is the plural of prime ministress.
Meaning of prime ministress
Noun
prime ministress (plural prime ministresses)
- A female prime minister.
- Mrs. Drilling may, in fact, be pronounced the Première or Prime Ministress of my Majesty’s Council of Advisers.1859 June 18, “My Advisers”, in Charles Dickens, editor, All the Year Round. […], volume I, number 8, London: […], page 182, column 2
- Synonyms:
- prime ministrix
- The wife of a prime minister.
- I met Palmerston [Henry John Temple] yesterday at the prorogation. He looked cheerful, as he would do if he were going to the gallows. I congratulated Lady Palmerston [Emily Temple] as being Prime Ministress.1855 August 15, John, Lord Campbell, edited by [Mary Scarlett] Hardcastle, Life of John, Lord Campbell, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain: Consisting of a Selection from His Autobiography, Diary...
Questions about prime ministresses
- What is prime ministresses the plural of?
- Prime ministresses is the plural of prime ministress.
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