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Meaning of damsel
A young woman, especially one of high social class
Etymology of damsel
The word "damsel" originates from the Old French word "dame," meaning "lady," and the suffix "-sel," which is a diminutive form, indicating a young or smaller version of something
Historically, the term "damsel" was used to refer to a young woman of noble or aristocratic birth, often implying a sense of refinement, elegance, and courtesy
Synonyms
maiden
lady
girl
woman
heroine
princess
noblewoman
gentlewoman
matron
dame
lass
lassie
colleen
debutante
socialite
belle
beauty
darling
sweetheart
charming woman
fair maiden
damozel
demoiselle
mademoiselle
miss
young woman
ingénue
femme fatale
siren
enchantress
seductress
Definitions
- A young woman, especially one of high social class, typically considered to be refined, elegant, and courteous
- * A woman who is seen as a romantic partner or object of chivalrous rescue, especially in medieval legend or fiction
Usage Examples
- The knight rescued the damsel in distress from the clutches of the evil dragon
- * The damsel was a beautiful and charming young woman who captured the hearts of all the men in the kingdom