homemaker
homemaker
Definition
home·maker (hōm′māk′ər)
noun
a person who manages a home; esp., a housewife
home′·mak′ing noun
homemaker
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: I am dedicated to my current job but would ideally love to become a homemaker.
- combine: The ' Yellow and Green ' room combines homemaker America with Chinese style.
Adjective modifier
- female: In another case, a white female homemaker aged 33 years became sensitized by cutting back Hedera during the summer.
- happy: Tho his new wife is a happy homemaker, a man's man like Stanley has no stomach for domestic bliss.
- long-term: They stay in better shape over the long-term while homemakers have a higher chance of obesity and ill-health, a study has found.
- future: Future Homemakers of America This book did not grab my attention.
- full: Among the 28 women who are full time homemakers, 16 prioritize time for children, compared to 2 who prioritize money for children.
- good: Mathilda was a good homemaker, an expert needlewoman and excellent cook.
Modifies a noun
- mother: Interestingly among homemaker mothers only 1 % strongly disagree with the statement ( not shown ) compared to 23 % of working mothers.
Noun used with modifier
- time: Among the 28 women who are full time homemakers, 16 prioritize time for children, compared to 2 who prioritize money for children.
- management: Policies are sold this amounts to case management homemaker.
- case: Policies are sold this amounts to case management homemaker.
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