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one-woman
[ wuhn-woom-uhn ]
adjective
- used, operated, performed, etc., by one woman:
a one-woman show.
- preferring or seeking romantic involvement with one woman only:
a one-woman man.
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of one-woman1
Example Sentences
Open Clasp's latest production - a one-woman show entitled Rupture, co-created with women from HMP Low Newton - was performed at Durham's Gala Theatre earlier this month.
Since politics she has performed a one-woman show at the Edinburgh festival and spent time talking about politics on various TV shows and podcasts.
She's become a one-woman telephone exchange for Ukrainian soldiers held captive in Russia: prisoners of war, who can't call Ukrainian numbers from Russian jails, dial Anastasia's Russian mobile.
Among the background figures in her purported one-woman show, however, he casts the longest shadow – a fascinating bit of embroidery on what is essentially the story of America’s relationship with womanhood.
She dived into his material for “Maria Friedman: By Special Arrangement,” her Sondheim-heavy one-woman show, and again in Sondheim’s “Passion” and to play Dot in the British premiere of “Sunday in the Park with George.”
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