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spinster

/ˈspɪn.stər/

Traduction: Nom qui désignait historiquement une femme filant des fibres en fil, mais qui a ensuite pris le sens de femme âgée non mariée, souvent avec une connotation négative.

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/ˈspɪn.stər/C1formalobsolète
  • frNom qui désignait historiquement une femme filant des fibres en fil, mais qui a ensuite pris le sens de femme âgée non mariée, souvent avec une connotation négative.

A noun that historically referred to a woman who spins fibers into thread, but later came to mean an elderly unmarried woman, often with a negative connotation.

  1. Unmarried womanB2formal

    A woman who has never married, especially one considered to be past the typical age for marriage.

    frvieille fille

    • The old spinster lived alone in a small cottage.
    • In the past, a spinster often faced social stigma.
    • She was content being a spinster and focusing on her career.

    Synonymesbachelor girlold maidunmarried woman

  2. Person who spinsC1formal

    A person, typically a woman, whose occupation is to spin fibers into thread or yarn.

    frFileuse

    • The spinster worked diligently at her spinning wheel.
    • In medieval times, a spinster was a common household worker.
    • The spinster produced fine linen thread for the weaver.

    Synonymesspinner

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  • spinsters plural form
  • spinsters' possessive plural form
  • spinster's possessive singular form
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