mademoiselles Antonyms
Meaning of mademoiselles
mademoiselles
an unmarried French girl or woman, a French governess, silver perch sense a
mademoiselles Sentence Examples
- The mademoiselles arrived at the ball, dressed in exquisite gowns.
- The mademoiselles giggled and whispered among themselves, their voices carrying through the room.
- The young mademoiselles danced gracefully, their movements both elegant and captivating.
- The mademoiselles' laughter filled the air, creating a joyous atmosphere.
- The mademoiselles were known for their charm and wit, enchanting all who met them.
- The mademoiselles spent their afternoons in genteel pursuits, such as painting, reading, and embroidery.
- The mademoiselles were considered the epitome of grace and refinement.
- The mademoiselles were eagerly sought after by eligible bachelors.
- The mademoiselles had a deep bond with their families and adored their parents.
- The mademoiselles left an enduring legacy, inspiring generations with their elegance and spirit.
FAQs About the word mademoiselles
an unmarried French girl or woman, a French governess, silver perch sense a
madames, damsels, gals, mesdames, beauties, ingénues, senoritas, senoras, lassies, lasses
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The mademoiselles arrived at the ball, dressed in exquisite gowns.
The mademoiselles giggled and whispered among themselves, their voices carrying through the room.
The young mademoiselles danced gracefully, their movements both elegant and captivating.
The mademoiselles' laughter filled the air, creating a joyous atmosphere.
