Sentence example with the word 'ladyship'

ladyship

Definition n. a title used to address any peeress except a duchess

Last update: August 5, 2015

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Her ladyship is requested to distribute the prizes.   [Please select]

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Sagely recommended as a footman to your ladyship.   [Please select]

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"Your ladyship means Sergeant Francis Stewart, whom we call Bothwell."   [Please select]

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And what do your ladyship think of it, so please you.   [Please select]

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"Yes, dear, if her ladyship does not want me at home."   [Please select]

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"Her ladyship knows your heart is in the fields and woods."   [Please select]

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Dorothy, can go and keep her ladyship company.   [Please select]

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