Third-person singular present tense of 'bemadam'; to excessively address as 'madam' or treat with over-elaborate formality.
Regular third-person singular form of the verb 'bemadam,' formed by adding '-s.' Part of the complete conjugation of this humorous or satirical Early Modern English verb.
This conjugation series (bemadam, bemadamed, bemadaming, bemadams) is a linguistic fossil showing a joke that was funny in Early Modern times—making fun of excessive politeness.
Plural of 'madam,' inheriting gendered formality assumptions.
Replace with neutral collective forms.
["everyone","colleagues","attendees"]
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