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Meanings of priestess in English
A woman with religious duties and responsibilities in certain non-Christian religions.
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Usage of priestess in English
1
He knew that the priestess' best hope for concealment was right here.
2
Despite today, you will make a fine priestess when the time comes.'
3
Maxine accepted this and said they would make do without a priestess.
4
One of the priests said something in his language to the priestess.
5
The priestess could only be consulted on one day in every month.
6
When the prince knocked timidly, the priestess herself drew the door open.
7
She was still very young and a low-level priestess in Hera's temple.
8
He can no longer depend on the sword arm of the priestess.
9
To prevent pursuit they sank the boat which had borne the priestess.
10
She acted also as his priestess in his great temple at Upsala.
11
As a senior priestess, she has been asked to examine a heretic.
12
The red priestess armed herself with a pinch of each of them.
13
The priestess began to collect her scattered stock into a light trunk.
14
But he frowned when he saw the priestess speaking with a stranger.
15
The two preservers had been ambushed, and the priestess had been taken.
16
The first is the priestess of a Gardnerian coven in the West.
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Priestess across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare