Patroness

/ˌpeɪtrəˈnes/
noun

A woman who supports, protects, or champions someone or something, like a cause, institution, or event, often by providing financial support.

She is a great patroness of the local library, donating money each year for new books.
Visual representation of "patroness" - A woman who supports, protects, or champions someone or something, like a cause, institution, or event, often by providing financial support

Often appears as...

  • great patroness
  • patroness of the arts
noun

A woman who supports, protects, or champions someone or something, like a cause, institution, or event, often by providing financial support.

She is a great patroness of the local library, donating money each year for new books.
Visual representation of "patroness" - A woman who supports, protects, or champions someone or something, like a cause, institution, or event, often by providing financial support

Often appears as...

  • great patroness
  • patroness of the arts
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Gender Specific

The term 'patroness' is used exclusively for females, equivalent to 'patron' for males.

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Queen Elizabeth was the patroness of numerous charities.
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Cultural Respect

'Patroness' often indicates a respected woman with a significant influence in society.

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The opera's patroness was greeted with much admiration.
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Historical Use

In history, 'patronesses' were common in arts and literature, often providing necessary funding.

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The museum held a gala in honor of its founding patroness.
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Gender Specific

The term 'patroness' is used exclusively for females, equivalent to 'patron' for males.

Illustration for Gender Specific
Queen Elizabeth was the patroness of numerous charities.
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Cultural Respect

'Patroness' often indicates a respected woman with a significant influence in society.

Illustration for Cultural Respect
The opera's patroness was greeted with much admiration.
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Historical Use

In history, 'patronesses' were common in arts and literature, often providing necessary funding.

Illustration for Historical Use
The museum held a gala in honor of its founding patroness.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Gender Specific

The term 'patroness' is used exclusively for females, equivalent to 'patron' for males.

Illustration for Gender Specific
Queen Elizabeth was the patroness of numerous charities.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Cultural Respect

'Patroness' often indicates a respected woman with a significant influence in society.

Illustration for Cultural Respect
The opera's patroness was greeted with much admiration.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Historical Use

In history, 'patronesses' were common in arts and literature, often providing necessary funding.

Illustration for Historical Use
The museum held a gala in honor of its founding patroness.
Visual representation of the word "Patroness"

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