Fairy Godmother

Pronunciation: /ˈfɛri ˈɡɒdmʌðər/

Definitions of fairy godmother

noun a woman who uses her power or influence to help others in a kind and caring way

Example Sentences

A1 My fairy godmother granted me three wishes.

A2 The fairy godmother appeared in a puff of smoke and waved her wand.

B1 Cinderella's fairy godmother helped her get ready for the ball.

B2 The fairy godmother's magic was powerful and could solve any problem.

C1 The fairy godmother's guidance led the protagonist to their happily ever after.

C2 In the story, the fairy godmother symbolizes hope and transformation.

Examples of fairy godmother in a Sentence

formal The fairy godmother appeared to Cinderella and granted her wish to attend the royal ball.

informal I wish I had a fairy godmother to help me out when I'm in a bind.

slang My best friend is like my fairy godmother - always there to make things better.

figurative The kind stranger who helped me find my way home was like a fairy godmother in disguise.

Grammatical Forms of fairy godmother

• past tense: fairy godmothered
• plural: fairy godmothers
• comparative: more fairy godmotherly
• superlative: most fairy godmotherly
• present tense: fairy godmothers
• future tense: will fairy godmother
• perfect tense: have fairy godmothered
• continuous tense: is fairy godmothering
• singular: fairy godmother
• positive degree: fairy godmother
• infinitive: to fairy godmother
• gerund: fairy godmothering
• participle: fairy godmothered

Origin and Evolution of fairy godmother

First Known Use: 1697 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The concept of a fairy godmother dates back to ancient folklore and mythology, where supernatural beings were believed to grant wishes or provide protection to individuals in need.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'fairy godmother' has become synonymous with a benevolent and magical figure who helps and supports someone in a time of need, especially in fairy tales and folklore.