ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Duchessly

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Duchessly is an adjective meaning Befitting a duchess.

Meaning

Befitting a duchess.

Example Sentences

‘But we have been very busy about my duchessly duty, Your Grace,’ she joked.
Because this woman, in her native and constant geniality, failed to realise which object or experience properly merited her duchessly smile and which did not.
It was going to be difficult to give the impression of duchessly serenity and authority if she kept going astray in her own home, and she was considering asking Jack to draw her a map when she heard voices approaching round a blind corner.
The entrance hall was wide and long, walls sporting an assortment of really ugly and very old portraits of previous dukes and duchesses engaged in dukely and duchessly pursuits—mainly sitting in uncomfortable-looking chairs, gazing with almost pained expressions off into the distance.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include ducal, damely, dameish, debby, dulcid, lah-di-dah.

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