English to Latin Meaning of governess - moderatrix

Governess :

moderatrix

noun

dominae suae, moderatrix

Governess :: moderatrixGovernesses :: governesses

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Definitions of governess in English

Noun(1) a woman entrusted with the care and supervision of a child (especially in a private home

Examples of governess in English

(1) Sometimes a governess would be employed to supervise the correspondence lessons and teach additional lessons.(2) Ralph's early education was handled at home by a governess .(3) In 1921 the family returned to Poland and Mark was taught by a French governess .(4) An orphan, Doris was brought up in the respectable home of well-to-do foster parents, and was educated by a governess .(5) From the age of four, when he was taught to write by his governess , he kept a diary.(6) At noon, she was permitted time to eat a small meal before her governess would begin the afternoon lessons by lecture.(7) The wealthy paid governesses to educate their daughters at home.(8) It was not unheard of for women of that time to work as nurses, teachers, governesses etc but my mother preferred to stay at home and take care of my three brothers and I.(9) Many young women reading Austen in her own lifetime would have become governesses , teaching the children of the rich.(10) Only a poor minister, he knew his daughters would likely have to work as teachers or governesses , and their education would be indispensable.(11) Born in London, taught by governesses , she combined her early love of drawing with a keen interest in natural history, copying flowers and drawing small animals kept as pets or found on summer holidays in Scotland and the Lakes.(12) The brothers' education was amplified by long summer holidays of reading and by French and English governesses .(13) Elizabeth was brought up in the care of governesses and tutors at Hatfield House and spent her days studying Greek and Latin with the Cambridge scholar, Roger Ascham.(14) Born in Limerick in 1930, he was one of eight children of a wealthy flour-miller and was brought up surrounded by servants and governesses .(15) She was taught by strict governesses in a room with barred windows on the third floor of her home.(16) I had governesses that taught me what I wanted to learn.

Related Phrases of governess

(1) governess ::

moderatrix

Related Phrases of governess

(1) governess ::

moderatrix

Synonyms

1. mistress ::

dominae suae

2. governess ::

moderatrix

Different Forms

governess, governesses

English to Latin Dictionary: governess

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