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Meanings of one-woman in English

Designed for or restricted to a single person.

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Usage of one-woman in English
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Her most recent venture: stand-up comedy and slew of laugh-so-hard-it-makes-you-cry one-woman shows.
Ebony
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She's on a one-woman mission to digitally empower people and small businesses.
Ebony
3
Original music, physical theatre, and animation combine in this comedic one-woman show.
Radio NZ
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I can even take our Evelyn acting like a one-woman demolition crew.
Another life altogether: a novel
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I'm giving them a one-woman round of applause; feel free to join in.
The Guardian
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From the first moment we see her, Palmer is a one-woman Bechdel test.
The Guardian
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In years past, Widder would dive in a one-woman submarine into the deep.
Wired
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Last week I saw Tasha Marshall's fantastic, one-woman play, Half Breed.
The Guardian
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Nyad hinted she may also be planning a one-woman stage show.
Reuters
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Rachel promises Labour will repeal it, but this one-woman riot is not assuaged.
The Guardian
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From the outside looking in, it looks like a one-woman show.
Ebony
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Nanny Ogg was a one-woman masterclass, or rather mistressclass, in people.
I shall wear midnight
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I want to do a one-woman romance tour of the world, she laughs.
The Guardian
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He was a one-woman man, you see-andthis was the woman.
Love Stories
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How did a one-woman show at Edinburgh become a worldwide hit?
The Guardian
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