Definition of maidservant in English:

maidservant

noun ˈmeɪdsəːv(ə)ntˈmeɪdˌsərvənt

dated

A female domestic servant.
Example sentencesExamples
- She promptly placed one thousand man-servants opposite one thousand maidservants and declared, ‘He will marry her, she will marry him, ‘and so on.’
- The maids bringing in lace caps and a box of hair powder on the left are probably her maidservants, Antonia Vanderbrocht and Petronila Valdearenas.
- ‘Lilly,’ Lady Cynthia summoned the maidservant over to her.
- The door opened to find Alban standing with Lady Madeline seated besides her maidservant.
- We are reminded of Defoe's Moll Flanders, whose narrator ruefully recalls aspiring as a young maidservant to be a ‘Gentlewoman’ like a woman in her village who sits at her window dressed in fine clothes.
Synonyms
female servant, housemaid, parlourmaid, serving maid, lady's maid, chambermaid, maid-of-all-work, domestic, drudge, menial

Definition of maidservant in US English:

maidservant

nounˈmādˌsərvəntˈmeɪdˌsərvənt

dated

A female domestic servant.
Example sentencesExamples
- We are reminded of Defoe's Moll Flanders, whose narrator ruefully recalls aspiring as a young maidservant to be a ‘Gentlewoman’ like a woman in her village who sits at her window dressed in fine clothes.
- The maids bringing in lace caps and a box of hair powder on the left are probably her maidservants, Antonia Vanderbrocht and Petronila Valdearenas.
- She promptly placed one thousand man-servants opposite one thousand maidservants and declared, ‘He will marry her, she will marry him, ‘and so on.’
- ‘Lilly,’ Lady Cynthia summoned the maidservant over to her.
- The door opened to find Alban standing with Lady Madeline seated besides her maidservant.
Synonyms
female servant, housemaid, parlourmaid, serving maid, lady's maid, chambermaid, maid-of-all-work, domestic, drudge, menial

单词	maidservant
释义	Definition of maidservant in English: maidservant noun ˈmeɪdsəːv(ə)ntˈmeɪdˌsərvənt dated A female domestic servant. Example sentencesExamples She promptly placed one thousand man-servants opposite one thousand maidservants and declared, ‘He will marry her, she will marry him, ‘and so on.’ The maids bringing in lace caps and a box of hair powder on the left are probably her maidservants, Antonia Vanderbrocht and Petronila Valdearenas. ‘Lilly,’ Lady Cynthia summoned the maidservant over to her. The door opened to find Alban standing with Lady Madeline seated besides her maidservant. We are reminded of Defoe's Moll Flanders, whose narrator ruefully recalls aspiring as a young maidservant to be a ‘Gentlewoman’ like a woman in her village who sits at her window dressed in fine clothes. Synonyms female servant, housemaid, parlourmaid, serving maid, lady's maid, chambermaid, maid-of-all-work, domestic, drudge, menial Definition of maidservant in US English: maidservant nounˈmādˌsərvəntˈmeɪdˌsərvənt dated A female domestic servant. Example sentencesExamples We are reminded of Defoe's Moll Flanders, whose narrator ruefully recalls aspiring as a young maidservant to be a ‘Gentlewoman’ like a woman in her village who sits at her window dressed in fine clothes. The maids bringing in lace caps and a box of hair powder on the left are probably her maidservants, Antonia Vanderbrocht and Petronila Valdearenas. She promptly placed one thousand man-servants opposite one thousand maidservants and declared, ‘He will marry her, she will marry him, ‘and so on.’ ‘Lilly,’ Lady Cynthia summoned the maidservant over to her. The door opened to find Alban standing with Lady Madeline seated besides her maidservant. Synonyms female servant, housemaid, parlourmaid, serving maid, lady's maid, chambermaid, maid-of-all-work, domestic, drudge, menial
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