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Meanings of fiancée in English

A woman who is engaged to be married.

Usage of fiancée in English
1
I went to his house later that night to meet his fiancée.
Suck it, wonder woman!: the misadventures of a hollywood geek
2
Victor Cruz brought his fiancée Elaina, and the twosome looks great together.
Ebony
3
I've got a fiancée at home and my family is all there.
The Irish Times
4
We wish to present him and his fiancée with a wedding gift.
The Irish Times
5
He gently made love to his fiancée as he held her tightly.
From dawn to deceit
6
After a few months, Terrance and his fiancée got married as planned.
No More Mr. Nice Guy!
7
And that she was known to be Stringer's fiancée made it safe.
Ghost Story
8
The Northern Secretary is to marry his film-director fiancée in the spring.
The Irish Times
9
Your fiancée, this Becky, did she want to marry you for love?
Beautiful assassin
10
My once sweet fiancée had transformed into Rulella, the Queen of Rules.
You say tomato, I say shut up
11
He looked at his fiancée and wondered if he truly knew her.
Anno Dracula
12
The assignment is to paint the fiancée of a wealthy Italian aristocrat.
Radio NZ
13
The other old people used to tease Pérez about having a fiancée.
The stranger
14
He loves your fiancée, but his honour forces him to respect her.
The Idol of Paris
15
He had gone reluctantly, because he saw that his fiancée was worried.
The Highgrader
16
Now get your butt in there and find your kids and fiancée.
Truths unveiled
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common