damsel in Portuguese
damsel in Portuguese is donzela — damsel means an old-fashioned or literary word for a young, unmarried woman, especially one in a story who needs rescuing.
damsel in Portuguese
donzela
What does "damsel" mean?
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noun An old-fashioned or literary word for a young, unmarried woman, especially one in a story who needs rescuing.
"The knight rode off to save the damsel from the dragon."
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damsel in a sentence
- The knight rode off to save the damsel from the dragon.
- In old fairy tales, the damsel is usually locked in a tower.
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What is "damsel" in Portuguese?
"damsel" in Portuguese is donzela. damsel means: An old-fashioned or literary word for a young, unmarried woman, especially one in a story who needs rescuing.
How do you use "damsel" in a sentence?
Example: "The knight rode off to save the damsel from the dragon." In Portuguese, "damsel" is donzela.
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