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Meanings of noblewoman in English

Portuguese
lady
Catalan
aristòcrata

A woman of the peerage in Britain.

lady
Synonyms
Examples for "peeress"
Examples for "peeress"
1
The door gently opened-themeek face of the new peeress appeared.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 08
2
As soon as the train started the peeress began to cry.
The Lion's Share
3
I never promised you that I would make you a peeress.
Nobody's Man
4
He might if she was a peeress in her own right!
Mike Fletcher: A Novel
5
But it is much to be a wife; and more to be a peeress.
The Eustace Diamonds
1
He goes past me with a pleasant smile: 'Good day, Lady Anne.'
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
2
Well, I think your problem is that you don't understand Lady Macbeth.
Ruthless
3
The Best Chef Lady Awards took place in Warsaw Poland last week.
The South African
4
The Lady Faile means a great deal to us, and Maighdin .
Knife of dreams
5
Use your voice first to cool matters, Lady Irene had always said.
The irish devil
Usage of noblewoman in English
1
His father was the first white to marry formally a Tahitian noblewoman.
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
2
How many women can name themselves both a British noblewoman and American?
The devil she knows
3
He treated her as a knightly armor-bearer ought to treat a noblewoman.
The Knights of the Cross, or, Krzyzacy: Historical Romance
4
Zuzana could smell the traveling sickness on the noblewoman's body and clothes.
House of Bathory
5
My interest is a certain noblewoman who was invited recently to Čachtice Castle.
House of Bathory
6
Even more, he savored the knowledge that this proud Saxon noblewoman wanted him.
The captive
7
Madame is a noblewoman, we are but poor; yet she has honored us.
The Purchase Price; Or, The Cause of Compromise
8
As a noblewoman, she can punish her servants as she chooses.
House of Bathory
9
She looked less like a haughty noblewoman and more like a trapped animal.
The captive
10
Is this not a fit betrothal gift for a Roman noblewoman?
The Coming of the King
11
The Dragonfly noblewoman screaming, screaming, as he killed her children for the Empire.
Empire in black and gold
12
Meanwhile the old noblewoman continued to talk with her; but Barbara did not listen.
Barbara Blomberg — Volume 03
13
He fell on his knees before the noblewoman and plead with her for mercy.
The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Stories
14
And yet you dare to address a noblewoman with violence.
The Precipice
15
The singer will establish herself under the noblewoman's maternal care.
Barbara Blomberg — Volume 04
16
Well, rumor has it he's married a noblewoman of Rebma.
The Great Book of Amber
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Portuguese
lady
Noblewoman through the time
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United States of America
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