Associations to the word «Marchioness»
Noun
- Marquess
- Dowager
- Marquis
- Countess
- Baroness
- Duchess
- Aberdeen
- Milford
- Cavendish
- Waterford
- Northampton
- Antonia
- Abbe
- Ava
- Chevalier
- Gama
- Petty
- Consort
- Manson
- Dorset
- Salisbury
- Heiress
- Pembroke
- Louisa
- Maud
- Anastasia
- Isabella
- Ladyship
- Wellesley
- Blackwood
- Stafford
- Ely
- Nugent
- Kathleen
- Germain
- Vane
- Tuscany
- Highness
- Eminence
- Sonnet
- Peerage
- Matilda
- Granddaughter
- Chateau
- Gabrielle
- Woodpecker
- Aristocrat
- Princess
- Stanza
- Genevieve
- Theresa
- Isabel
- Louise
- Madame
- Nell
- Savoy
- Frances
- Mistress
- Helena
- Buckingham
- Maria
- Exeter
- Lady
- Teresa
- Mendoza
- Mademoiselle
- Barony
- Winchester
- Abel
- Duke
- Margaret
- Edith
- Viceroy
- Ramsay
- Stella
- Grey
- Grandmother
- Ana
- Earl
- Disaster
- Widow
- Brass
- Elisabeth
- Kensington
- Seymour
- Constance
- Groom
- Cecil
- Hamilton
- Viscount
- Married
- Emily
- Daughter
- Hastings
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
MARCHIONESS, noun. The wife of a marquess.
Dictionary definition
MARCHIONESS, noun. The wife or widow of a marquis.
MARCHIONESS, noun. A noblewoman ranking below a duchess and above a countess.
Wise words
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