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Meanings of marquise in English
Catalan
marquesina Usage of marquise in English
1
He seated himself in an arm-chair and looked furtively toward the marquise.
2
Kissing the hand of the marquise, Louis bowed and left the room.
3
Madame la marquise-Betweenyou and me all is ended; reconciliation is impossible.
4
I shall beg for the fellow to it before I depart, marquise.
5
He had, it was widely made known, met his marquise in Palermo.
6
The marquise had left her, and joined those of her own rank.
7
The marquise seemed annoyed, but still put a good face upon it.
8
The marquise thus endured less dulness than she had at first feared.
9
It's the first time I have seen them in the marquise's box-
10
The marquise could not help smiling, though she wished to seem offended.
11
That marquise head-dress could be just a wig slipped on and off.'
12
And Calyste prefers that haggard Parisian marquise to a sound Breton girl!
13
To be a French marquise is the most romantic thing in the world.
14
The marquise and her daughters were at the entrance as the party arrived.
15
The drolleries of the marquise were too much for the queen.
16
The gloomy apprehension expressed by Martial increased the fears of the young marquise.
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Marquise through the time
Marquise across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common