billionairess

[bil-yuhn-er-uhs]

noun

1. a woman who is a billionaire.

Example Sentences

As for “The Visit,” the Chita Rivera vehicle about a billionairess seeking revenge on her former lover, I can see it winning for Best Original Score—the final collaboration between John Kander and Fred Ebb.

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Bunny Mellon, the billionairess tastemaker who died in March at 103, spent most of her life inaccessible, in fact, practically invisible—I steal that observation from Sotheby’s folk-art specialist Nancy Druckman—but even she might have been pleased by the all the fuss in her honor at Sotheby’s.

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A notable achievement of President José Eduardo dos Santos during his 35 years in charge is that his daughter Isobel is said to have become Africa’s first billionairess.

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Hollywood moguls like Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen are known to pad along Carbon Beach, aka Billionairess Beach.

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And can't you just predict the "It's all right for her…" response to a book of advice by a Google and Facebook billionairess.

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