What does donoress mean?
Donoress means A female donor..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A female donor..
The venerable recipient of the medal was so touched by the expressions of the fair donoresses, that he immediately suspended it from his neck, with a garter presented to him by the young lady in spangles who dances the Scotchische, after which they all supped together, and had a very merry evening of it until late on the following afternoon.
If sometimes, in private, he grimaced over “the egg,” his manner to the donors and donoresses was all tactful thanks.
It is remarkable that a lay-worshipper like the present donoress should have been enabled to obtain such bodily relics and further to erect such a Stupa over it, though there is no denying that she belonged by birth to the family of a rich merchant.
In spite of the length of the poem (26 verses), it is preferable to classify it as an inscription, and that because of its contents: The donoress prays for the recovery of her husband who suffers from high fever and for a good development of her own pregnancy.
The four donoresses in the lower area are dressed in robes of identical cut, which, however, were sewn from textiles with different patterns.
Use donoress when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Donoress means A female donor..
Common synonyms include donatress, donatrix.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The venerable recipient of the medal was so touched by the expressions of the fair donoresses, that he immediately suspended it from his neck, with a garter presented to him by the young lady in spangles who dances the Scotchische, after which they all supped together, and had a very merry evening of it until late on the following afternoon.
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