Dame (noun)

1. A woman of rank or authority, especially in relation to her social status or her profession.
2. A title of honor given to a woman, typically one awarded for outstanding service or achievement.

Origin:

Old english, of germanic origin; related to dutch dame and german dame, also to lady.

Examples:

1. She was a dame of the British Empire.
2. The Prime minister is a dame.
3. The dame was a renowned scientist.
4. She was awarded the title of dame for her work in the field of education.
5. She was introduced to the queen as a dame.