postmistress
postmistress
Definition
post·mistress (pōst′mis′tris)
noun
a woman in charge of a post office: term now seldom used
postmistress
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: Toward the end of that period, a 21 year-old girl named Flora Timms became assistant postmistress in the nearby village of Grayshott.
- tell: So please tell the postmistress to put it in that way so that we can collect it easily.
- ask: I nipped into the post office this morning and asked the postmistress about sending money via MoneyGram to Nigeria.
Adjective modifier
- local: I believe from speaking with the local postmistress, that the house belongs to Mr ' George Sassoon ' .
- assistant: Toward the end of that period, a 21 year-old girl named Flora Timms became assistant postmistress in the nearby village of Grayshott.
Preposition: in
- village: Toward the end of that period, a 21 year-old girl named Flora Timms became assistant postmistress in the nearby village of Grayshott.
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