What is another word for Janitress?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈana͡ɪtɹəs] (IPA)

As language evolves to be more inclusive, the use of gender-specific terms like "janitress" has become less common. Instead, there are several synonyms and alternative terms that can be used to refer to a person who cleans and maintains a building. Some of these terms include "custodian," "maintenance worker," "cleaning staff," "facilities attendant," and "janitorial worker." Obviously, these terms are not gender-specific and can be used to refer to individuals of any gender. Utilizing more inclusive language shows respect for diversity and can help create a more welcoming environment for all people.

Usage examples for Janitress

Sally's was, at any rate, enough to dumbfounder the little Janitress with the key, who stood at gaze with violet eyes in her sunbrowned face in the shadow, looking as though for certain they would never close again; while, as for Dr. Conrad, he was too far gone to want a finishing touch, and if he had been, the faintest animation of an extra flush due to embarrassment at what she was meaning to say would have done the business for him.
"Somehow Good"
William de Morgan
Last year I said to a Janitress, "Don't you realize that you may get consumption if you use that feather duster?"
"Civics and Health"
William H. Allen
It could not be made to penetrate the exiguous oven of the little gas-stove, but we bribed the Janitress to cook it for us.
"A Top-Floor Idyl"
George van Schaick

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