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Meanings of duchess in English
Usage of duchess in English
1
Question: Do American preschoolers know what a duke or a duchess is?
2
The special homage to the new duchess was expressed in the device
3
The duchess assigned to her the sinister distinction of the simple pronoun.
4
It is understood that the duchess is not yet 12 weeks pregnant.
5
In truth, she had wanted to meet the duchess for some time.
6
The duchess heard me in silence, but at the end she remarked:
7
The duchess herself was blurred in the distant perspective like an illusion.
8
Rob frowned at the duchess; and old Margery looked tearfully at both.
9
The duchess was young, lonely, afraid in a strange and hostile country.
10
Neither Chou nor Justin said anything, their gazes turning to the duchess.
11
In this triumphal progress into London the duchess is staking her claim.
12
I looked at her in surprise, and glanced inquiringly toward the duchess.
13
Poppa is so set on the idea of my being a duchess.
14
The duchess refused to modernise it by the installation of electric light.
15
The duchess turned pale; a trembling ran through her tall, noble form.
16
When the meal was over, the duchess leaned toward her and whispered:
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Duchess through the time
Duchess across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Rare