First Lady
/ˈfɜːrst ˈleɪdi/
Definitions
- (n.) The wife of a head of state or head of government, especially in a republic or constitutional monarchy, often holding a recognized role or position in official ceremonies or public functions.
The First Lady attended the state banquet alongside the president.
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- first lady
- first ladies
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Commentary
While not a formal legal office, the role of First Lady can influence public and political activities; legal reference typically pertains to official protocol and constitutional contexts.
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