The Collaborative International Dictionary
Citizeness \Cit"i*zen*ess\, n. A female citizen. [R.]
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n. A female citizen.
Usage examples of "citizeness".
Citizen Barbot, that Citizeness Doucette attempted to prevent you from entering her home, even though you showed her you had a legal warrant for the arrest of her brother, Citizen Antoine Doucette?
The Citizeness Juliette Marny, by denouncing me, was serving the Republic, for my communications with Marie Antoinette had reference to my own hopes of seeing her quit this country and take refuge in her own native land.
I discovered that the Citizeness Juliette Marny had falsely accused herself of having destroyed some papers surreptitiously.
Did you know, citizeness, that this street had been specially made for aristos to pass along?
Unannounced by heraldic symbolism but unconcealable by reason of nature's own blazonry, were several citizens and citizenesses of the great republic of the Western world.
Unannounced by heraldic symbolism but unconcealable by reason of nature’s own blazonry, were several citizens and citizenesses of the great republic of the Western world.