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seamstress
[ seem-strisor, especially British, sem- ]
noun
- a woman whose occupation is sewing.
seamstress
/ ˈsɛmpstrɪs; ˈsɛmstrɪs /
noun
- a woman who sews and makes clothes, esp professionally
Gender Note
Word History and Origins
Origin of seamstress1
Example Sentences
She drew inspiration from her fellow seamstresses — women at the margins of society — who still radiated joy and wisdom despite their exploitative circumstances.
The 45-year-old seamstress, mother of 11, set up the business two years before the war but had to abandon it when she fled south in November 2023.
Fabric and crafts retailer Joann is shutting down all of its U.S. stores, leaving cosplayers, seamstresses and small Etsy business owners in the dust.
His grandmother raised three children in Altadena as a single mom, making her living as an entrepreneur and noted seamstress who created some of the costumes for the original “Star Trek” television series.
But also to the hotel workers, florists, restaurants, construction crews, cab drivers, stylists, seamstresses, rental companies, cleaners — the number of people required to mount, oversee and break down these enormous events is incalculable.
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