Synonyms for first lady
first la·dy

Princeton's WordNet

1. first ladynoun

   the leading woman in an art or profession

2. first ladynoun

   the wife of a chief executive

Matched Categories

1. • Achiever
   • Wife

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1. Historical Association:

   Most projects we undertake, particularly major acquisitions, require the support of -- or the ideas of -- each first lady, we are just beginning our work with the Bidens and I'm sure they will undertake important projects as all others have.

2. Roy Young:

   Dolley Madison was known as being a great entertainer, I personally consider her to be a great diplomat, she really was the woman who started to define what the first lady’s responsibility would be.

3. Anita McBride:

   For Laura Bush, education, for Mrs. Obama, it started out with concern about her own children. So it's something that they care about ... from that, you utilize the convening authority that you have as first lady to pull the best experts together. Having the platform of the White House brings attention to the issue. Once you use your own background and interest as a platform to build your initiatives, then you can roll out the things you feel most passionately about.

4. The Charleston-Gazette:

   It will be refreshing to have a classy, beautiful, dignified First Lady in the White House. I’m tired of seeing a Ape in heels.

5. Joe Biden:

   We've had a little rearrangement of whose on the stage because of the first lady's husband contracting COVID.