editrix
noun
ed·i·trix
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plural editrixes
Definition of editrix
: editress
Examples of editrix in a Sentence
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Original post, 4/29: This year, the Brooklyn Museum's Sackler Center First Award will go to a former Vogue Paris editrix, television correspondent, fashion icon, and actress. — Chelsea Peng, Marie Claire, "Miss Piggy, the "Gloria Steinem of the Muppet World," Explains Why She's a Feminist in New Essay," 4 June 2015 Original post, 4/29: This year, the Brooklyn Museum's Sackler Center First Award will go to a former Vogue Paris editrix, television correspondent, fashion icon, and actress. — Chelsea Peng, Marie Claire, "Miss Piggy, the "Gloria Steinem of the Muppet World," Explains Why She's a Feminist in New Essay," 4 June 2015 This year, the Brooklyn Museum's Sackler Center First Award will go to a former Vogue Paris editrix, television correspondent, fashion icon, and actress. — Chelsea Peng, Marie Claire, "Miss Piggy, the "Gloria Steinem of the Muppet World," Explains Why She's a Feminist in New Essay," 4 June 2015 At that time, The Met was under the direction of former Harper's Bazaar editrix and fashion visionary, the legendary Diana Vreeland. — Lauren Valenti, Harper's BAZAAR, "Isabel and Ruben Toledo Weave Together Life, Love, and Fashion in 'Roots of Style'," 9 Mar. 2012These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'editrix.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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