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Meanings of foolish woman in English
Spanish
tontorrona Usage of foolish woman in English
1
You understand, this foolish woman judges me in that way; but pshaw.
2
Don't call me a foolish woman; 'tis you that's the foolish man.
3
I would believe it none the readier that yon foolish woman said it.
4
You are already sacrificed to the folly of the most foolish woman living.
5
I had no idea Aunt Maldon was such a foolish woman.'
6
That is a foolish woman who does violence to love by inordinate loving.
7
Thus, on account of a foolish woman, we all must die.
8
Perhaps she is, but then, also, a very vain, foolish woman.
9
Why should I act towards you like an ordinary foolish woman?
10
Forgive the hard heart of a foolish woman whose love was so slow!
11
Thinking I'd leave my own wife for her, the foolish woman.
12
You are mistaken; it was that foolish woman, Miss Ryder.
13
And I know that the foolish woman is wide-awake overhead waiting for her darling.
14
Indeed, she was a foolish woman to keep this letter:
15
You are right, and I spoke like a foolish woman.
16
A few sharp words from a foolish woman will not frighten you, I hope.
This collocation consists of:
Foolish woman through the time
Foolish woman across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common