Dutchwoman
[ duhch-woom-uhn ]
noun,plural Dutch·wom·en.
a female native or inhabitant of the Netherlands; a woman of Dutch ancestry.
usage note For Dutchwoman
See -woman.
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How to use Dutchwoman in a sentence
Even a Britisher married to a Dutchwoman seemed at once to consider her people as his people, and the Transvaal as his fatherland.
South African Memories | Lady Sarah WilsonMy attention is recalled to the visitor by my side, a young Dutchwoman not yet quite at home in France.
The Choice of Life | Georgette LeblancThe toilettes are mostly of a German model, which suits the build of the Dutchwoman better than the fashions of Paris.
Dutch Life in Town and Country | P. M. HoughMrs. van Koopman was a Dutchwoman of considerable means and of high character.
Cecil Rhodes | Princess Catherine RadziwillThe said Richard was married to a Dutchwoman; who was beautiful, courteous, and well accustomed to receive guests.
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