Lady and Marquise

Lady

Lady noun - A woman of high birth or social position.
Usage example: the ladies of the royal court were all dressed extravagantly
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Synonyms for Lady

Marquise and lady are semantically related In some cases you can use "Marquise" instead a noun "Lady".

Nearby Words: lade, lad, ladyship

Marquise

Marquise noun - A noblewoman ranking below a duchess and above a countess.
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Synonyms for Marquise

Lady and marquise are semantically related in woman of noble birth topic. You can use "Lady" instead a noun "Marquise".

Nearby Words: marquis, marquess, marquisette

Both words in one sentence

  • Jane Austen's Lady Susan, which has been compared to Les Liaisons Dangereuses above, both for its structure and the similarity between Lady Susan and the Marquise de Merteuil.
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