housewife|housewives in English

noun

['house·wife || haʊswaɪf]

homemaker, married woman who manages her home full time (as opposed to working full-time outside the home)

Use "housewife|housewives" in a sentence

1. Bawds and Housewives It’s difficult to think of two figures that are more opposed to one another in the early modern cultural imaginary than the housewife and the bawd

2. 4 A housewife soul must metamorphose into a full-blown housewife.

3. A housewife soul must metamorphose into a full-blown housewife.

4. Phyllis typifies suburban housewives.

5. The housewife plied us with cakes.

6. Ordinary housewives cook very economically.

7. She typifies the bored housewife.

8. Housewives started panic buying of toilet rolls.

9. But are housewives happy with their lot?

10. Housewives use modern detergents, strong in phosphates.

11. Housewife: What does a nutritionist do?

12. I muttered like a fractious housewife.

13. She plays the role of a Bored housewife

14. The housewife receives no wage for her work.

15. Since the majority of the women were full-time housewives, some self-categorization as housewives can, in any case, be predicted.

16. Housewives are busy doing Spring Festival shopping.

17. Henry, Carriole, 78, housewife, died Tuesday, Dec

18. She seemed less like a poetess than a distracted housewife.

19. Housewives often holler about high cost of living.

20. I do think of myself as a housewife.

21. She is a career woman rather than a housewife.

22. I don't want to be a housewife after marriage.

23. 5 Housewives often holler about high cost of living.

24. If housewives can't get the help, how do megalomaniacs manage?

25. She was a schoolteacher and now a full-time housewife.