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Meanings of damsel in English
Portuguese
donzela Catalan
damisel·la Usage of damsel in English
1
The damsel is likely to live as long as any her age.
2
Then saw they a damsel floating on the lake in the Moonlight.
3
The tribe of the deserted woman attacked that of the favoured damsel.
4
You mistake, fair damsel; it is not I that am the King.
5
When they reached the second circle of the river, the damsel said:
6
Looking at it, the king dwells upon the beauties of the damsel.
7
And he took the damsel by the hand, and said unto her:
8
He then showed himself in his own proper form to the damsel.
9
The damsel was evilly clad in rags, and seemed like a scullion-maid.
10
We thought you deserved something nice for helping a damsel in distress.'
11
Tell me not, Rowland, that the damsel hath no design in it.
12
The kitchen damsel followed the direction of his eyes, and was terror-stricken.
13
Then he bade the second damsel sing somewhat on the like subject.
14
And the damsel Elouise said: Let it be this way, Sir Launcelot.
15
Mary slipped from the gate and confronted the spick-and-span damsel of Ingleside.
16
This damsel is the gentlest and fairest lady I ever could find.
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Damsel through the time
Damsel across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common