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servantless

  • a word derived from servant.
    servant
    noun
    a person employed by another, especially to perform domestic duties.

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It was especially discomforting for the servantless who found themselves weekending in country houses.

From The Guardian ● Mar. 25, 2013

His ancestral house, Newton Llantony, is servantless, its furniture shrouded in dust cloths.

From Time Magazine Archive

The old college suite of bedroom and sitting room, with a servant for every "staircase," has given way to the shared austerity of a frequently servantless "bed-sitting-room."

From Time Magazine Archive

The Raja had come up to London from his servantless Berkshire cottage, where he has to get on his knees to blow up the fire.

From Time Magazine Archive

In each servantless cottage there is that one bedroom marked 'guest or children.'

From The Comforts of Home by Ralph Bergengren