Associations to the word «Constance»
Noun
- Alla
- Airship
- Vivian
- Rosalind
- Mannheim
- Lange
- Turnbull
- Frederick
- Ada
- Violet
- Granddaughter
- Switzerland
- Bohemia
- Hooper
- Penelope
- Wyatt
- Joan
- Pope
- Maud
- Claimant
- Abbey
- Egan
- Louisa
- Habsburg
- Muriel
- Gertrude
- Lady
- Phyllis
- Swiss
- Benedictine
- Baker
- Cistercian
- Mamma
- Fergus
- Cameo
- Mclaughlin
- Raymond
- Strasbourg
- Eldest
- Bartlett
- Vas
- Bertha
- Angela
- Marie
- Manfred
- Bree
- Ferdinand
- Skinner
- Janet
- Annette
- Mackenzie
- Mainz
- Geneva
- Moira
- Helena
- Niece
- Camilla
- Widow
- Madeline
- Ulrich
- Brandenburg
- Marri
- Carleton
- Stokes
- Geraldine
- Hilbert
- Holloway
- Mcgee
- Council
- Isabelle
- Dorothy
- Gee
- Harriet
- Gillian
- Irene
- Edna
- Vi
- Regency
- Lindsay
- Alice
- Palermo
- Bavaria
- Duke
- Verity
- Baroness
- Barbara
- Henrietta
- Aquitaine
- Sibling
- Actress
- Margaret
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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