Adviseress

Quick meaning: Adviseress is a noun meaning Alternative form of advisoress.

Meaning

Alternative form of advisoress.

Example Sentences

It transfers its audience to Arabia in the year 950 A.D. The Oriental ruler, Emir Ackbar, has had his power weakened by his nagging Queen and her shrewish adviseress, Tifeyah.

Mrs. Lidia Hunt, the district superintendent of the cradle roll department, visited the Hyde Park A. M. E. Sunday school and organized a missionary and a cradle roll club or society. Mrs. Stella Davidson was made chief adviseress of the cradle roll department, and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson chief adviseress of the missionary society.

The best comes the last, remember that. And while remembering, look upward toward the chosen six who have guided our Sophomore steamboat through the reefs and shoals. While they are looking at the cameraman’s birdie so earnestly, I’ll whisper their names—Adviser, Mr. Rollo Mosher, Marilyn Whiteley, Bob Cowan, Adviseress Miss Katharine Rothenberger; Shirley Field and Johnny Walker. A fine bunch, aren’t we?

Weakly Advice. / The adviseress found the following letter in the contribution box this week: “Dear Misadviser:—Ples cant you spare a minit of your preshus time? I kneed som advice so bad. […] “Please advise me soon bee-cause I am in a awful suspense. One of yours as well as one of Wilsun’s / “ADMIRERS.” / (Reply.) My Dear Admirer:— […] Kindly follow these directions and you will find that you have not applied in vain to / THE MISADVISERESS.

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