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Meanings of procuress in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "madame"
Examples for "madame"
1
Not in the least, madame; I am telling you an important truth.
2
And I am sure you yourself, madame, find your position very difficult.
3
The poet had a plan in regard to madame and the Chevalier.
4
No, madame; though he has a good fat share in the enterprise.
5
One day madame was busy looking for a dress in a market.
1
My nephew is in good health, madam, and excelling at his studies.
2
Your salary with me, madam, would commence at 100 pounds a year.'
3
Astley and Mistress Parry may remain with you, madam, Sir John said.
4
And you have no doubt that it is your husband's hand, madam?'
5
I saw it in your own manner, madam; it or something else.
Usage of procuress in anglès
1
You fell into the awful clutches of that procuress and her accomplices.
2
Such was the woman whose friend and procuress La Vicenza had become.
3
There were Rogerson and Cutlaw; there was Tom Sibby, the procuress.
4
And now I am trying to make you play the procuress.
5
Do you get that word-procured-andmy wife was the procuress.
6
The aggregated essence of all female evil personified in one procuress!
7
The procuress left her and went straight to the dame of Lyons, who cried:
8
A parasite and procuress are standing characters in all.
9
Last of all the procuress hurried to the Parisian's.
10
She has very narrow ideas, and always thinks that governess and procuress mean the same thing.
11
She was under convoy of a noted procuress.
12
I saw that the woman was a procuress, and I only replied with a smile of contempt.
13
Mrs. Smiley is a procuress, is she?
14
The procuress went next to see the lady of Poitiers and solicit her favours for the gallant knight.
15
Megan returns his invitation with procuress-arrogance.
16
The art which can stoop to be "procuress to the lords of hell," is art no longer.
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Frequent collocations
Procuress through the time