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milady Meaning
Wordnet
milady (n)
an English noblewoman
Webster
milady (n.)
Lit., my lady; hence (as used on the Continent), an English noblewoman or gentlewoman.
milady Sentence Examples
- Milady, your presence graces this humble abode with elegance and charm.
- I must inquire, milady, if you require any assistance in your travels.
- Rest assured, milady, your secrets are safe with me.
- May I escort you to the carriage, milady?
- Your request is my command, milady.
- Milady, your generosity knows no bounds.
- I am honored to be in your presence, milady.
- May I offer you a refreshment, milady?
- Your wit is as sharp as your sword, milady.
- Alas, milady, it is time for us to part ways.
FAQs About the word milady
an English noblewomanLit., my lady; hence (as used on the Continent), an English noblewoman or gentlewoman.
countess, duchess, queen,lady, mistress,gentlewoman, matron, madam, dame, peeress
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Milady, your presence graces this humble abode with elegance and charm.
I must inquire, milady, if you require any assistance in your travels.
Rest assured, milady, your secrets are safe with me.
May I escort you to the carriage, milady?
