Associations to the word «Monseigneur»
Noun
- Duc
- Dauphin
- Conti
- Princesse
- Athos
- Mademoiselle
- Abbe
- Highness
- Madame
- Monsieur
- Eminence
- Versailles
- Lille
- Musketeer
- Valet
- Anjou
- Laval
- Richelieu
- Roche
- Clermont
- Le
- Livre
- Burgundy
- Excellency
- Raoul
- Christophe
- Comte
- Courtier
- Confessor
- Princes
- Archbishop
- Colbert
- Qu
- Jackal
- Malady
- Berry
- Chateau
- Guise
- Etienne
- Eagerness
- Cardinal
- Abbess
- Bishop
- Gaiety
- Rochelle
- Prelate
- Sacrament
- Gabrielle
- Goodness
- Rue
- Tours
- Pardon
- Marquis
- Bookseller
- Louvre
- Mont
- Indignation
- Courier
- Supper
- Royale
- Aversion
- De
- Vicar
- Cornelius
- Orleans
- Majesty
- Ah
- Alas
- Bon
- Annoyance
- Rector
- Bourbon
- Duchess
- Firework
- Duke
- King
- Guillaume
- Grandeur
- Piety
Adverb
Wiktionary
MONSEIGNEUR, noun. Alternative letter-case form of monseigneur
MONSEIGNEUR, noun. An honorific form of address for an eminent person in France, especially under the Ancien Régime.
MONSEIGNEUR, noun. (in particular) A title of the Dauphin of France.
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