madwoman in Polish
madwoman in Polish is nienormalna, szajbuska, wariatka — madwoman means a woman who is insane or severely mentally disturbed.
madwoman in Polish
nienormalna
A woman who is insane or mentally disturbed.
szajbuska
A woman who is insane or mentally disturbed.
wariatka
A woman who is insane or mentally disturbed.
What does "madwoman" mean?
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noun A woman who is insane or severely mentally disturbed.
"A madwoman with cropped hair and staring eyes stumbled into the column just ahead of our party, shouted words no one could understand, and fled among the trees."
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madwoman in a sentence
- A madwoman with cropped hair and staring eyes stumbled into the column just ahead of our party, shouted words no one could understand, and fled among the trees.
- The novel's narrator is dismissed by everyone as a madwoman, though her account later proves accurate.
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What is "madwoman" in Polish?
"madwoman" in Polish is nienormalna, szajbuska, wariatka. madwoman means: A woman who is insane or severely mentally disturbed.
How do you use "madwoman" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's narrator is dismissed by everyone as a madwoman, though her account later proves accurate." In Polish, "madwoman" is nienormalna, szajbuska, wariatka.
Are there other ways to say "madwoman" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "madwoman": nienormalna, szajbuska, wariatka.
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