Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Ms"

A: Brainy is a complement to someone who is consistently or known for being smart or clever. Mostly used toward adolescent women, it is also used as a sexist or misogynistic put down, as in the multi layered Japanese おたく
It’s fairly obscure these days so it may be safe to use sincerely in its original meaning “ a lot of brains”, able to think well.

A: Miss means: unmarried woman
Ms. pronounced: Miz: Means woman (married or unmarried)

A: If someone would like to be addressed as MS, it means they don’t wish to reveal their marriage status. Mrs is clearly a married woman.

A: Think of one as an honorific (Ms.), and the other as a pronoun (ma’am).

For example: you can say “I’m sorry, ma’am,” but not “I’m sorry, Ms.”

‘Ms.’ is usually paired with somebody of higher status’ last name. (Like a teacher, or an older woman.)

For example: you can say “Hello, Ms.Chin,” but not, “Hello, ma’am Chin.”

They are both also feminine.

A: It means👉🏾O Riyad Khan

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A: "Miss" is used for an unmarried woman.

"Mrs" is used for married woman.

I've personally never seen "ms" used in my life until now but a google search says that it is neutral. If you don't know for certain if the woman is married or unmarried, you use "ms".