[
UK
/kˈʌntɹɪwˌʊmən/
]
NOUN
- a woman who lives in the country and has country ways
- a woman from your own country
How To Use countrywoman In A Sentence
- In the women's event, Caroline Rotich of Kenya outkicked her countrywoman Edna Kiplagat on the home stretch to shatter the course record by 33 seconds and break the tape in 1:08.52. Newcomers Prevail in Half-Marathon
- One Indian news agency even tracked the flight so it could tell readers the exact minute they could wave to the skies to hail their countrywoman.
- She had the slow, soft voice of a countrywoman.
- She had the slow, soft voice of a countrywoman.
- countrywoman" was judicious, and I determined to be governed by it. Among the Pines or, South in Secession Time
- But her fellow countrywoman was following a different race plan that allowed her to maintain boat speed for longer.
- Madame Cholet, a kindly countrywoman who lived in the neighbouring house, knitted her woolly socks to keep her feet warm during pruning.
- She had wound up everything, every interest in London, had joined the local WVS, had become a busy countrywoman, and foster mother. THE GOLDEN LION
- Asada uncorked a majestic triple axel in the first 20 seconds of her program, high and tight and textbook right, the first by a woman in the Olympic Games since her countrywoman Midori Ito landed one in the long program at the 1992 Albertville Olympics — yet she still didn't come close to winning the short program. Kim, Asada stand tall in short program
- Madame Cholet, a kindly countrywoman who lived in the neighbouring house, knitted her woolly socks to keep her feet warm during pruning.