Synonyms for Doyennes:
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n.
• master
- ace
, - adept
, - artist
, - artiste
, - authority
, - buff
, - champion
, - connoisseur
, - conqueror
, - doctor
, - doyen
, - doyenne
, - genius
, - guru
, - maestro
, - maven
, - old hand
, - old pro
, - past master
, - prima donna
, - pro
, - professional
, - proficient
, - pundit
, - real pro
, - sage
, - savant
, - scientist
, - shark
, - victor
, - virtuoso
, - whiz
, - whiz-bang
, - winner
, - wizard
.
• oldster
• senior
- ancient
, - elder
, - elderly person
, - first-born
, - golden-ager
, - grandfather
, - grandmother
, - head
, - matriarch
, - old folk
, - old-timer
, - oldster
, - patriarch
, - pensioner
, - retired person
, - senior citizen
.
What are the hypernyms for Doyennes?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for doyennes?
The word "doyennes" refers to respected or experienced women in a particular field or profession. The antonyms for this word include novice, beginner, neophyte, amateur, and learner. These words describe individuals who are new to a particular field and lack the experience and knowledge of doyennes. While doyennes are knowledgeable and skilled in their field, novices are new and lack experience. Beginners are also inexperienced and may require significant training and guidance. Neophytes may have some experience but are still in the early stages of their learning. Amateurs are individuals who pursue a particular activity as a hobby rather than a profession. Learners are individuals who engage in the process of gaining knowledge or skills.
What are the antonyms for Doyennes?
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