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seamstress
[seem-stris, sem-]
noun
a woman whose occupation is sewing.
seamstress
/ ˈsɛmpstrɪs, ˈsɛmstrɪs /
noun
a woman who sews and makes clothes, esp professionally
Gender Note
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seamstress1
Example Sentences
Gordo’s father was a dishwasher and cook; his mother was a seamstress in a factory that used to be across from City Hall.
At five years old his favourite outfit was a purple, mohair suit made by his mother, who was a seamstress.
Dozens of seamstresses then run up the first fabric samples on the spot for a first fitting.
She drew inspiration from her fellow seamstresses — women at the margins of society — who still radiated joy and wisdom despite their exploitative circumstances.
The 45-year-old seamstress, mother of 11, set up the business two years before the war but had to abandon it when she fled south in November 2023.
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