salonnière
UK/salɒnɪˈɛː/US/sælɑnˈjɛɹ/
salonnière noun: a woman who hosts a salon.
Noun
salonnière (plural salonnières)
- A woman who hosts a salon.
- In general, however, the major salonnières of the eighteenth century came from a broader and less exclusive background.2002, Colin Jones, The Great Nation, Penguin, published 2003, page 178
- Synonyms:
- salon hostess
Synonyms of salonnière
- salon hostess
Forms of salonnière
| plural | salonnières |
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Origin of salonnière
From French salonnière.
Questions about salonnière
- What does salonnière mean?
- Salonnière means a woman who hosts a salon.
- What part of speech is salonnière?
- Salonnière is a noun.
- How do you pronounce salonnière?
- Salonnière is pronounced /salɒnɪˈɛː/ (UK).
- What is the plural of salonnière?
- The plural of salonnière is salonnières.
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