Associations to the word «Constance»
Noun
- Sister
- Nellie
- Xiii
- Gore
- Austria
- Mae
- Miriam
- Bishop
- Nantes
- Anna
- Jessica
- Wife
- Kent
- Maynard
- Cree
- Mistress
- Innsbruck
- Reid
- Heir
- Carolyn
- Grandparent
- Lancaster
- Navarre
- Louise
- Vii
- Elaine
- Grady
- Eva
- Mackay
- Duchy
- Emily
- Wilton
- Sophia
- Francesca
- Principality
- Cleansing
- Aunt
- Provost
- Gabrielle
- Tate
- Diocese
- Buckingham
- Decree
- Isabel
- Consort
- Mary
- Clara
- Abbess
- Canton
- Siena
- Leighton
- Augusta
- Neville
- Helen
- Marriage
- Queen
- Konrad
- Edmund
- Hilda
- Anton
- Bowers
- Monastery
- Henry
- Starring
- Jasper
- Emperor
- Talbot
- Crusade
- Hugo
- Stepmother
- Regent
- Naacp
- Marjorie
- Clifford
- Florence
- Baldwin
- Myers
- Soprano
- Romeo
- Merritt
- Mayer
- Matilda
- Percival
- Clements
- Gloucester
- Ellen
- Iv
- Eustace
- Ferrara
- Reformer
- Marion
Wiktionary
CONSTANCE, proper noun. A female given name.
Dictionary definition
CONSTANCE, noun. A lake in southeastern Germany on the northern side of the Swiss Alps; forms part of the Rhine River.
CONSTANCE, noun. The council in 1414-1418 that succeeded in ending the Great Schism in the Roman Catholic Church.
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