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The phrase "a landlady" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a woman who rents out rooms or property to tenants.
Example: "After moving to the city, I found a cozy apartment with a friendly landlady who was always willing to help."
Alternatives: "female landlord" or "woman landlord."
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Her parents paid off the remaining mortgage on the Brighton house, and Kim now charges £1,220 a month in rent, split between her three tenants, and thinks that being a landlady is easier at a distance.
Lorlene was hopelessly generous as a landlady.
A landlady who grows carrots shaped like hands.
Tales of a Landlady: Gambler or Flash Harry?
Tales of a Landlady: Cheer in the provinces?
Tales of a Landlady: Time to feel nervous?
Tales of a Landlady: Can you stand the suspense?
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He found a furnished apartment, a kind landlady, a job as a waiter, and eventually a meeting with award-winning film producer and director Roger Corman.
In that comedy, she played an eccentric landlady, a prosecutor and an enigmatic Irish maid.
But later in the novel she takes care of Jenny Wren, combining, as a good landlady should, a firm hand and a warm heart.
Often the crime was of a more dramatic nature, as in this testimony of a former landlady regarding a minister who abused his wife.
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