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Meanings of countess in English
Usage of countess in English
1
The countess examined Paz covertly, and Paz observed her in a mirror.
2
The names of the men of the countess are in the writ.
3
For one moment, the countess considered pressing further, making the question explicit.
4
But Claudia grasped the arm of the countess and exclaimed in alarm:
5
All became still; the countess called for the servants and a light.
6
Even the acquiescence of Rosamund in the title of countess bewildered him.
7
No; it certainly was not probable that he should marry the countess.
8
Asked about hunting, the countess accuses Blair of not understanding countryside issues.
9
In carving, the hand of a countess; in forging, a blacksmith's arm.
10
The countess guessed the past from the present, and read the future.
11
Finally the countess tried to establish a new corps in the university.
12
The countess, attired in armour, rode through the streets haranguing the townspeople.
13
The countess received him ceremoniously, and maintained the conversation in frigid tones.
14
But there are Madame and the countess; we have kept them waiting.
15
Immediately the countess rose and went to the mirror over the mantel-piece.
16
In spite of the manifest rage of the countess he went on,-
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Countess through the time
Countess across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare