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Meanings of noblewoman in English
Usage of noblewoman in English
1
His father was the first white to marry formally a Tahitian noblewoman.
2
How many women can name themselves both a British noblewoman and American?
3
He treated her as a knightly armor-bearer ought to treat a noblewoman.
4
Zuzana could smell the traveling sickness on the noblewoman's body and clothes.
5
My interest is a certain noblewoman who was invited recently to Čachtice Castle.
6
Even more, he savored the knowledge that this proud Saxon noblewoman wanted him.
7
Madame is a noblewoman, we are but poor; yet she has honored us.
8
As a noblewoman, she can punish her servants as she chooses.
9
She looked less like a haughty noblewoman and more like a trapped animal.
10
Is this not a fit betrothal gift for a Roman noblewoman?
11
The Dragonfly noblewoman screaming, screaming, as he killed her children for the Empire.
12
Meanwhile the old noblewoman continued to talk with her; but Barbara did not listen.
13
He fell on his knees before the noblewoman and plead with her for mercy.
14
And yet you dare to address a noblewoman with violence.
15
The singer will establish herself under the noblewoman's maternal care.
16
Well, rumor has it he's married a noblewoman of Rebma.
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