Mantua in French
Mantua in French is Mantoue — Mantua means a loose, elegant gown worn by women in 17th- and 18th-century Europe.
Mantua in French
Mantoue
What does "Mantua" mean?
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noun A loose, elegant gown worn by women in 17th- and 18th-century Europe.
"The portrait showed her in a flowing silk mantua, fashionable for the era."
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noun A fine silk fabric once made in the Italian city of Mantua.
"The curtains were said to be cut from genuine mantua imported from Italy."
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Mantua in a sentence
- The portrait showed her in a flowing silk mantua, fashionable for the era.
- The curtains were said to be cut from genuine mantua imported from Italy.
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What is "Mantua" in French?
"Mantua" in French is Mantoue. Mantua means: A loose, elegant gown worn by women in 17th- and 18th-century Europe.
How do you use "Mantua" in a sentence?
Example: "The portrait showed her in a flowing silk mantua, fashionable for the era." In French, "Mantua" is Mantoue.
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