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patroness

[pey-truh-nis] / ˈpeɪ trə nɪs /
NOUN
godmother
Synonyms
STRONG


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She’s been known as the patroness of those with nervous disorders ever since.

From Los Angeles Times

They both talk about various supernatural beings in their lives, including Celtic and Norse deities they call “patrons” and “patronesses” who have helped them learn things like forgiveness and compassion.

From Washington Post

On a show like "Ted Lasso," for example, a filthy rich patroness may offer to solve a salaried friend's problems with getting a seat at a favorite restaurant by buying the place.

From Salon

During performances of the latter at the cathedral, Ranjel turns to face a painting of the Virgin of Guadalupe, patroness of Mexico and the Americas, and intones the Latin version of the lyrics.

From Seattle Times

The pilgrimage marks the day in 1531 when the Virgin of Guadalupe, patroness of Latin America’s Catholics, is said to have appeared on the hillside behind the basilica.

From Washington Times