Similar words: cinder, unhindered, umbrella, derelict, hinder, tinder, minder, dereliction. Meaning: [‚sɪndə'relə] 
n. 1. a woman whose merits were not been recognized but who then achieves sudden success and recognition 2. a fictional young girl who is saved from her stepmother and stepsisters by her fairy godmother and a handsome prince.
n. 1. a woman whose merits were not been recognized but who then achieves sudden success and recognition 2. a fictional young girl who is saved from her stepmother and stepsisters by her fairy godmother and a handsome prince. 
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(1) Their economy was the Cinderella of the industrialized world.
(2) Alice was dressed up to play Cinderella.
(3) You shall go to the ball, Cinderella.
(4) It is a Cinderella of charities, and needs more help.
(5) This department has been the Cinderella of the company for far too long.
(6) Mental health has long been considered the Cinderella of the health service.
(7) For years radio has been the Cinderella of the media world.
(8) Mental health care has been the Cinderella service for too long.
(9) It was a Cinderella dress and no mistake.
(10) Soon after Cat Cinderella has planted and tended the tree with great care, it grows to the size of a woman.
(11) Historically, he said, entrepreneurship was the Cinderella of business studies, wrongly confused with the management of small businesses.
(12) Cinderella, which tell how the stepsisters mutilated their feet to make them fit the slipper.
(13) Before Cinderella is to meet the prince(sentencedict.com), her godmother appears and equips her with beautiful clothes.
(14) It makes every child identify with Cinderella, who is relegated to sit among the cinders.
(15) Consider Cinderella with her glass coach and prancing white horses.
(16) It is the Cinderella service because it mainly deals with powerless people.
(17) The image of the tree in "Cinderella" is particularly important because it symbolizes personal growth.
(18) Cinderella begs to be permitted to go. Despite denials, she persists in her entreaties.
(19) Every day on stage at Cinderella Castle, returning visitors join a cast of 75 characters and entertainers in a musical revue.
(20) But it was something of a Cinderella situation-I had to get home early or risk another hot reception from Uncle.
(21) That the subject was in fact normally accorded Cinderella status mattered little to the many who objected to its being there at all.
(22) Cinderella, far from being destroyed by her siblings' jealousy as were Oedipus' sons, emerges victorious.
(23) If Cinderella is to become master of her own fate, her parents' authority must be diminished.
(24) Cinderella Skeleton Picked the lock with a longish pin.
(25) Long ago/A long time ago, there lived a girl called Cinderella.
(26) This is also true of occupational dances in other ballets, for example in those for the tradespeople in Ashton's Cinderella.
(27) On a conscious level, the evilness of stepmother and stepsisters is sufficient explanation for what happens to Cinderella.
(28) They were chatting about the weekend while Diana, ever the Cinderella, was on her knees cleaning the kitchen floor.
(29) After they had performed well in the role, these women made prestigious marriages, as does Cinderella.
(30) Why does the child believe deep within himself that Cinderella deserves her dejected state?
More similar words: cinder, unhindered, umbrella, derelict, hinder, tinder, minder, dereliction, cylinder, reminder, undersell, thereunder, tinderbox, hindering, rejoinder, remainder, underbelly, squandered, plundered, philanderer, launderette, surrendered, underexpose, kindergarten, undereducated, underemployed, underestimate, bill of attainder, underestimation, fender-bender.