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Meanings of madam in English
Synonyms
Examples for "lady"
Examples for "lady"
1
Find in the Glossary the meaning of: sire; knight; lady; glens; towers.
2
Hafeez tweeted: Met an inspirational Young lady today morning at Golf course.
3
Thus why would this young lady come forward in hope of justice?
4
One lady said that the situation was 'out of control and dangerous'.
5
Charmingly bossy service from the lady of the house, and great value.
1
So the grande dame of Kraków snores, I cannot help but think.
2
Nay, dear dame, it is turn and turn betwixt you and me.
3
The next day the dame let her lord go forth in peace.
4
Old Briton and the dame looked on and deemed the symptoms favorable.
5
Eliduc put his fief once more in the hands of his dame.
1
The sergeant said with a straight face, I really don't know, ma'am.
2
Any questions about police policy should go to the new Chief, ma'am.
3
Ma'am, I think your daughter may need to do some community service.
4
I'm sorry, ma'am, but I am not free to tell anyone else.
5
You will call me 'ma'am.' If I summon you, you come running.
1
Isabel is, in the strictest sense of the word, a young gentlewoman.
2
An English gentlewoman renowned in her day for her piety and charity.
3
The gentlewoman herself chose to attend so genteel and lovely a guest.
4
But we so love the kind gentlewoman-and she mopped her eyes.
5
The inutility of her best efforts, however, palsied the poor old gentlewoman.
Usage of madam in English
1
My nephew is in good health, madam, and excelling at his studies.
2
Your salary with me, madam, would commence at 100 pounds a year.'
3
Astley and Mistress Parry may remain with you, madam, Sir John said.
4
And you have no doubt that it is your husband's hand, madam?'
5
I saw it in your own manner, madam; it or something else.
6
In the sense in which you are using the word, no, madam.
7
One that has the most money, most security is becoming a madam.
8
The blood of the martyrs, madam, is the seed of the Church.
9
Well, you see, madam, we are currently out of the darker colors.
10
In those houses, high and low, the girls always owes the madam.
11
Courtenay is ready and willing, so what, madam, are you waiting for?
12
And now, good-bye, Emily; good-bye, Walter; and I wish you farewell, madam.
13
The madam remained at her fathers, and the slaves at the works.
14
Nothing but luck in fishing will our queen vouchsafe the audacious madam.
15
You rebuke me, madam, but what do we hear of Querig now?
16
He wanted to bake pies, and she was writing about a madam.
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Madam through the time
Madam across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare