Gentlewoman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENTLEWOMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a woman of good breeding and refinement, a lady
• a woman of noble birth or good social standing.
• A woman of good family or of good breeding; a woman above the vulgar.
• A woman who attends a lady of high rank.
• a woman of refinement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a woman of noble or gentle birth; a woman who is an attendant upon a lady of rank

Words related to GENTLEWOMAN

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Words that contain GENTLEWOMAN

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How to use GENTLEWOMAN in a sentence

• Gascoigne, and a withered gentlewoman whose name was the Widow Wycherley.
• O, for this lady! Was never poor gentleman troubled with gentlewoman as I am with myself! My Lady Fauconbridge hath fitted me a turn.
• The gentlewoman, seeing so strange an alteration in my person, and features, and voice, and dress, cried out, Murder, help! murder, help! by turns, for half a dozen times running.
• So they lifted her up and bare her away upon a litter, and the gentlewoman followed weeping and wailing in great measure, and bearing the child wrapped in a mantle.
• Madam, It is certain I went by your Lodgings with a Gentlewoman to whom I have the Honour to be known, she is indeed my Relation, and a pretty sort of Woman.
• One, gentlewoman, that God hath made for himself to mar.
• There was no man among them who needed her exquisite face or dainty clothing to teach him that the deference due a gentlewoman should be paid her.
• Then she had been a gentlewoman, an heiress, the bride in prospect of a gallant gentleman.
• Besides this, I married a virtuous young gentlewoman, of a very good family, by whom I had two sons and one daughter.
• He fell in love with a young gentlewoman and courted her for his wife.
• The old gentlewoman thought herself wiser than both, for she lived with no servant but a maid, and saved her money.
• The knights of his realm drew together, and many a time urged that he should put away his friend, and wed with some rich gentlewoman.
• When the Duchess understood that the love of a mighty dame was despised for the sake of a lowly gentlewoman, her humiliation was bitter in her mouth as death.
• Neither, indeed, could for a single moment doubt that an accomplished and educated gentlewoman stood before her.
• THE TWENTY-FIFTH CHAPTER How the death of the Asse, and the Gentlewoman was stayed.
• After supper they began to talke, and declare unto him the going away of the Gentlewoman, and how I bare her upon my backe, and what death was ordained for us two.
• Isabel is, in the strictest sense of the word, a young gentlewoman.
• His mother had been deserted by a gentleman in the neighbourhood, she herself being a gentlewoman by birth.
• His mother was described by Carlyle as a type of the true Scotch gentlewoman.
• Yeats and Synge, but also because of the practice of one type of gentlewoman in literature, of which Jane Austen is characteristic.
• Sally Macnaughtan is a gray-haired gentlewoman of independent means who writes admirable fiction.
• I then lived with a gentlewoman of a small fortune.
• She is a comely old gentlewoman, and very proud of having seen Madame de Maintenon.
• One recognizes the accomplished gentlewoman of a hundred years ago, with her solid reading, her strong common sense, her sober religious convictions, her household science.
• When Queen Isoud understood that Sir Tristram was in prison she made as great sorrow as ever made lady or gentlewoman.
• Tho when they were at rest there came a gentlewoman knocking at the door, and called Galahad, and so the good man came to the door to wit what she would.
• Anon Galahad armed him, and took his horse, and commended him to God, and bade the gentlewoman go, and he would follow thereas she liked.
• Then went the gentlewoman and set it on the girdle of the sword.
• THIS gentlewoman that ye lead with you is a maid? Sir, said she, a maid I am.
• BUT then through the fair speech of the gentlewoman, and by the means that she made, the most part of the barons would not assent thereto.
• A fat elderly gentlewoman, and a young Dutchman, seemed the most inclined among us to conversation.
• Then she tried a straight chair, imitating the pose of a majestic gentlewoman in one of the portraits on the panelled wall.

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