milady in French
milady in French is milady — milady means a polite, old-fashioned way of addressing an English noblewoman or lady of high rank.
milady in French
milady
(now, _, chiefly, historical, _, or, _) An English noblewoman or gentlewoman; the form of address to such a person; a lady. [from 18th c.]
What does "milady" mean?
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noun A polite, old-fashioned way of addressing an English noblewoman or lady of high rank.
"The footman bowed and said, "This way, milady.""
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milady in a sentence
- The footman bowed and said, "This way, milady."
- She was greeted as milady by the staff at the estate.
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What is "milady" in French?
"milady" in French is milady. milady means: A polite, old-fashioned way of addressing an English noblewoman or lady of high rank.
How do you use "milady" in a sentence?
Example: "The footman bowed and said, "This way, milady."" In French, "milady" is milady.
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