Madam (noun)

  1. A polite or formal way of addressing a woman, typically one in a position of authority.
  2. The female head of a household or organization.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from french madame, from italian signora, from signor "sir".

Examples:

  1. The receptionist addressed the customer as Madam.
  2. Madam President, may I speak?
  3. The Madam of the brothel was arrested for her involvement in illegal activities.
  4. Madam, may I take your order?
  5. The Madam of the house welcomed the guests with a warm smile.
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