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widow woman
noun
, Older Use.
- a widow.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of widow woman1
First recorded in 1605–15
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Example Sentences
"There is something toward to-day," said a decent widow woman who lived in the Knigstrasse to her neighbour.
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Leaving Tewkesbury, we passed to Warwick, where in the evening we had a meeting with many sober people at a widow-woman's house.
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It was for a charity indeed I bought it from the widow woman at Kiltartan Cross.
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I was boarding at that time with a poor widow-woman, and one night I asked her about Rachel.
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This lowly and lonely domicile was then occupied by a widow woman of the name of Margaret Grahame.
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