duchess|duchesses in English

noun

[duch·ess || 'dʌtʃɪs]

wife of a duke; woman who holds (in her own right) the title equal to that of a duke

Use "duchess|duchesses" in a sentence

1. When the Queen walked through the room, both duchesses Curtsied …

2. Thank you, Duchess.

3. The duchess dismissed the servant .

4. "Not true," the Duchess cut in.

5. After this, there are duchesses, marchionesses, Countesses, visCountesses and baronesses, in descending order.

6. The duchess bedeck herself with jewel.

7. The duchess was charming, gracious, intelligent.

8. The duchess bedecked herself with jewels.

9. 'You don't know much,'said the Duchess;

10. Synonyms for Baronesses include peeresses, gentlewomen, ladies, aristocrats, dames, miladies, noblewomen, duchesses, countesses and princesses

11. Baronial’s Grand Duchess Josephine aka “JOJO”

12. Archduchess Meaning: "chief" + duchess

13. 18 The duchess dismissed the servant .

14. The Duchess levelled a deadly look at Nikko.

15. An invitation for the Duchess to play croquet.'

16. The Duchess was desperately looking for help.

17. Remember, I can make you a duchess one day.

18. The duchess arrived, surrounded by her retinue of servants.

19. [VERB PARTICLE + on] 'Not true,' the Duchess Cut in

20. In 1965, the Duke and Duchess returned to London.

21. But perhaps we should be thankful to the Duchess.

22. The following evening the duchess was again receiving guests.

23. The Duchess is so very good at it.

24. For example, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, Curtsies to the royal princesses by blood, unless the duchess is with her husband, Prince William, the Duke of …

25. The belief that the Duchess and Conroy were lovers was widespread.