Meanings of friendless woman in English

Everything seems to combine to push a helpless, friendless woman toward that gulf.

She was a friendless woman except for acquaintances recently made.

Mrs Verloc, dragging herself slowly towards it, thought that she was a very friendless woman.

Accept the heartfelt thanks of a poor, friendless woman for the kindness and courtesy you have shown her.

But Laodice, so filled with loneliness and apprehension, was moved to sympathy for the solitary and friendless woman.

Before she went, however, she turned, and with tears in her eyes thanked the old man for his kindness to a friendless woman.

If Gabord the soldier have a good heart still, as ever he had in the past, he will again help a poor friendless woman.

Under Miss Davis she has excellent opportunities of becoming fitted to be a governess, which, after all, is the safest career for a friendless woman.

'An old friendless woman like me, and you an old friendless man.'

"Men who are ready to show compassion and to succor friendless women!"

"Men who are ready to show compassion and to succor friendless women!" interrupted Paula.

He felt very compassionate toward her and toward all friendless women compelled to wander here and there, as she was forced to do.

"A little consideration, Horace, for a friendless woman."

"One of the most dangerous classes in the world," said he, "is the drifting and friendless woman.

"The sympathy of society with a friendless woman could hardly have been expressed in a more amusing way!"