How To Use Noblewoman In A Sentence
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The owner, Isisnofret, was identified as a "noblewoman," a rare title in the New Kingdom, Yoshimura added.
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Even a riggish French noblewoman could hardly throw a glamour of romance over so prosaic an interest as the Franco-American trade in fish-oil and salt cod.
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In 1634 a Portuguese noblewoman, presumably deranged by devotion, bit off the little toe of St Francis's right foot.
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After stepping into a cheap-looking time machine that seems to be made out of bathroom mirrors, they end up in the medieval days of yore and run around a lot trying to rescue him and save a noblewoman.
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The Dialogues concern a young noblewoman, Blanche de la Force, an hysteric afraid of just about everything.
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The king then marries Marina, a Polish noblewoman who disguises her lust for power as passionate love.
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Noblewoman only knowing beer and skittles and killing time will be at a respectful distance.
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The book belonged variously to an English lady, a Scottish noblewoman and thereafter to members of the Stewart family and two notable antiquarians.
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Widely considered one of the composer's most beautiful operas, The Abduction from the Seraglio tells the story of a noblewoman, Konstanze, who is kidnapped and taken to the Orient.
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Whether the male aristocrat's mistress was a noblewoman or a performer, the affair certainly remained a display of patriarchal power.
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The prince instantly spotted her, and refused to dance with anyone else for the entire evening, although he was curious that her hands were so rough; very unlike a noblewoman's.
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A noblewoman might lack the strength, but a farm girl would probably be stronger than your average bowman.
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Before, she had assumed that her life would be set in stone; she would marry a noble, live the sheltered life of a noblewoman, and bear children.
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Ms. Kim plays a mournful noblewoman from Korea's Joseon Dynasty who later becomes a slave in China.
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It would have looked slightly odd to an outsider, a noblewoman all but begging her brother's squire not to make her trudge through the woods after a mysterious cry.
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Feyga Lejbowiczowa (d. 1730) was active mainly in the Konskowola section of the Sieniawski latifundium, owned and operated by the magnate noblewoman, Elzbieta Sieniawska.
Poland: Early Modern (1500-1795).
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Likewise, the status of the father determined that of the offspring; the children of a noblewoman who married a commoner would not be noble.
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Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities says a limestone sarcophagus belonging to a noblewoman was found in the tomb in Saqqara, which is south of Cairo.
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The stranger braced herself for a tirade of abuse, but to her surprise, when the noblewoman arrived, it did not come.
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The story - based on an Isak Dinesen tale but emerging as very watered-down Chekhov - concerns a noblewoman, Vanessa, who awaits the lover she hasn't seen for twenty years.
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In city and countryside alike it was agreed that the noblewoman was a sorceress, one of power the like of which had not been seen since the days when the Old Country still reigned.
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Anavian booth, a small lusterware fragment from the 12th or 13th century features a drawn noblewoman whose face shows Mongolian influences.
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Now, a group of Italian experts is trying to establish whether she was an Italian noblewoman who may be buried in a Florence convent.
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My father was a nobleman in England, and my mother was a noblewoman born in France, but had moved to England when she was a little girl.
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Armed with a special radar device they began their search last week in the dilapidated convent of Saint Orsola in Florence where they think the body of the 16th century noblewoman was buried.
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In The Lady Eve, Barbara Stanwyck’s impersonation of a British noblewoman is so transparent as to beggar belief, but she successfully calls the bluff of Henry Fonda and his rich brewer father, whose choice to believe her ruse is as much a reflection of their own class insecurity.
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A noblewoman bears children and raises them to be fine nobles.
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Consequently the barren noblewoman of the tale is quick to rush to judgment against her fruitful neighbor.
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The book had been written for the spiritual guidance of a lay noblewoman.
Seminary Boy
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In this hypochondriacal or flatuous melancholy, the symptoms are so ambiguous, saith [2633] Crato in a counsel of his for a noblewoman, that the most exquisite physicians cannot determine of the part affected.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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The throne was no longer at issue; now she was merely an eccentric noblewoman running from an unprincipled enemy.
