manageress Definition
man·ag·er·ess (man′i jə ris)
noun
a female manager
manageress Usage Examples
Preposition: of
shop: Mabel worked at the laundry for 40 years, becoming manageress of the dry cleaning shop.
Converse of object
- become: Mabel worked at the laundry for 40 years, becoming manageress of the dry cleaning shop.
- tell: I checked into a campground at Twizel and casually told the very friendly manageress that I was looking for Black Stilts.
- appoint: She was then appointed deputy manageress of the Isis Hotel in Oxford.
Adjective modifier
- assistant: Assistant manageress Vicki Robinson said: " Everyone seemed to have a thoroughly enjoyable time.
- reasonable: What was more, a reasonable manageress ought to have taken steps directly with the harasser to make it clear that he must desist.
Noun used with modifier
- shop: Over the summer our gift shop manageress, Pat Swan, retired.
- practice: The practice team consists of six dentists, a hygienist, five DSAs, two receptionists and a practice manageress.
- hotel: Sharon Curry the hotel manageress will be on hand to help out with any information and advice you may need during your stay.
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