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Meanings of levée in English
Usage of levée in English
1
The next day they were at the prince's levée, and introduced by Edward.
2
When the king's levée was announced, the persons not presented withdrew.
3
It's a long time since you have been at a levée.
4
The Queen held a levée on Friday, for gentlemen only.
5
Who would go to a levée in a straw hat?
6
I think these gentlemen have all been reinstated in their properties since the last levée.
7
However, he wore the uniform to-day at the levée.
8
He must not attempt to appear at the levée in any other than these conventional clothes.
9
The next morning the King had a levée.
10
None of the Whigs or Whig Radicals were at the levée, but a good many Tories.
11
She was dressed in her brightest of morning dresses, and had quite a levée round her couch.
12
I attended the levée of Prince Kaunitz.
13
The great levée was over.
14
The levée was now over.
15
But she likes her bed, as other pretty women do, and is practising for the petite levée, like a duchess.
16
But the levée uniforms of the officers gave an air of brilliance contrasted with the civilians of the Government of Egypt.
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