cinderella
/ˌsɪndəˈrɛlə/Definitions
1. noun
a girl or woman who lives with a wicked stepmother and stepsisters, rescued from her miserable life by a fairy godmother and ultimately marrying a prince.
“The classic fairy tale of Cinderella has captured the hearts of audiences for centuries.”
2. proper noun
the title character of a famous fairy tale, often used to refer to a beautiful, kind, and hardworking young woman, especially one who rises from poverty or obscurity to achieve success or happiness.
“She was the real-life Cinderella, rising from a low-paying job to become a successful business owner.”