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Often used in the same context:
doyenne,
dowager,
matriarch,
dame,
socialite,
coquette,
diva,
adventuress,
hausfrau,
comedienne,
sarah bernhardt,
maria tallchief,
benefactress,
chanteuses,
spinster,
gamine,
gentlewoman,
coloratura soprano,
genteel,
queen,
beau monde,
aristo,
boulevardier,
suffragette,
snooty,
czarina,
pulchritudinous,
enfant terrible,
stately,
tallulah bankhead,
doyen,
bon vivant,
heiress,
chatelaine,
frontierswoman,
helen traubel,
glamorous,
impresario,
showgirl,
matron,
bluestocking,
upper crust,
gentility,
dame sybil thorndike,
belle,
blowsy,
viscountess,
demoiselle,
madame,
heiresses,
blowzy,
matronly,
baroness,
ingenue,
sculptress,
chronicler,
versifier,
feydeau,
darling,
eleonora duse,
nazimova,
nonagenarian,
louis auchincloss,
sophisticate,
harridan,
lady,
beatrice lillie,
charmer,
sarah siddons,
charming,
englishwoman,
sexpot,
authoress,
haughtiest,
businesswoman,
playgirl,
arriviste,
primness,
frowsy,
schoolmarm,
dame nellie melba,
sylph,
philanthropist,
italianate,
dilettante,
runyonesque,
demimonde,
vaudeville,
aristocrat,
countess,
lillian gish,
somerset maugham,
posh,
rackety,
haut monde,
waiflike,
sybil,
edwardian,
spitfire,
venerable,
imogene coca,
wigmaker
More general:
dame,
gentlewoman,
lady,
ma'am,
madam,
madame
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