womenfolk
0 antonyms and opposites of womenfolk, grouped by meaning.
Noun — Women as a group, especially the female members of a family or community.
Etymology
A compound of women and folk.
Full origin of womenfolk →Frequently asked questions
What does “womenfolk” mean?
The word “womenfolk” means women as a group, especially the female members of a family or community. In plain terms, a somewhat old-fashioned way of referring to the women of a family or community collectively.
How do you use “womenfolk” in a sentence?
Here is “womenfolk” used in a sentence: “The womenfolk gathered in the kitchen while the men worked outside.”
What is another word for “womenfolk”?
Words with a similar meaning to “womenfolk” include ladyfolk.
What part of speech is “womenfolk”?
“Womenfolk” is a noun.