ladyships (Meaning)

ladyships

the condition of being a lady, the rank or dignity of a lady

The esteemed ladyships of the royal court graced the grand ceremony with their presence.
Lady Anne and Lady Margaret, two of the most influential ladyships, played a pivotal role in negotiating the peace treaty.
The ladyships were known for their impeccable fashion sense, setting trends that were emulated throughout the kingdom.
A group of young ladyships gathered in the garden, chattering excitedly about the upcoming ball.
The ladyships extended their patronage to the local artisans, supporting their work through their generous purchases.
The king's ladyships served as advisors to the monarch, offering their wise counsel on matters of state.
The ladyships' portraits hung in the castle, capturing their beauty and the elegance of their era.
The elderly ladyships shared stories of their youth with their granddaughters, passing down cherished traditions.
The ladyships had a devoted following among the common people, who revered them for their kindness and generosity.
In the annals of history, the ladyships' names are etched as symbols of grace, dignity, and enduring influence.

the condition of being a lady, the rank or dignity of a lady

viscountesses, matrons, princesses, duchesses,dowagers, mistresses, madams, marchionesses, matriarchs, queens

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The esteemed ladyships of the royal court graced the grand ceremony with their presence.

Lady Anne and Lady Margaret, two of the most influential ladyships, played a pivotal role in negotiating the peace treaty.

The ladyships were known for their impeccable fashion sense, setting trends that were emulated throughout the kingdom.

A group of young ladyships gathered in the garden, chattering excitedly about the upcoming ball.