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Definition of «duchess»

A duchess is a woman who holds the rank or title of duke, which is a high-ranking noble title in some European countries. The term can also refer to any woman of high social standing and prestige, similar to how the term "princess" may be used to describe a member of royalty regardless of their specific title or position within the monarchy.

Usage examples

  1. The duchess graciously hosted a charity event at her estate.
  2. The young duchess captivated everyone with her striking beauty and poise.
  3. The duchess attended a royal gathering, dressed in an exquisite gown.
  4. The duchess presided over a meeting of the Women's Rights Committee, advocating for gender equality.
  5. The duchess was celebrated for her philanthropic endeavors and dedication to various charitable causes.
  6. The duchess visited a local hospital to spend time with the patients, spreading cheer and goodwill.

Sentences with «duchess»

  • Post the royal marriage event on 29 April 2011 in the Westminster Abbey she was honoured with the title of Duchess of Cambridge. (metromela.com)
  • For a casual look on the Royal tour of Duchess Kate wore a wrap coat with a shawl collar by Canadian brand Sentaler and a pair of cowboy boots. (townandcountrymag.com)
  • November 20, 2015 — On a visit to North Wales, the Duke and Duchess wore matching red jackets to go rock climbing at the Towers Residential Outdoor Education Centre. (redbookmag.com)
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