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Definitions
a woman murderer
Word origin
From Middle English morderes, from Old French morderesse, moeurdrese; equivalent to murder + -ess.
Used in a sentence
“‘[…] Yet am I very fair, Kallikrates!’ / ‘I hate thee, murdress, and I have no wish to see thee.[…]’”
“With the main crisis is linked the scene in which the murderess, casting off the mask of her hypocrisy, openly exults in her deed, defends herself, and defies her subjects.”
““All the murderesses I met in prison”, she [Kathryn George-Harries] says lightly, “had committed their crimes in domestic arguments. They chose the gun. I chose to go for the Meissen. Nobody’s worth doing life for.””
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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