Associations to the word «Ladyship»
Noun
- Madam
- Lordship
- Footman
- Sophia
- Crawley
- Sancho
- Cuff
- Pardon
- Quixote
- Countess
- Lyndon
- Compliment
- Lady
- Nay
- Maid
- Squire
- Landlady
- Approbation
- Particular
- Politeness
- Chauffeur
- Moody
- Parlour
- Uneasiness
- Mistress
- Kindness
- Blanche
- Carriage
- Servant
- Wardrobe
- Goodness
- Gurney
- Fitzpatrick
- Honour
- Twa
- Cit
- Griffiths
- Highness
- Becky
- Dowager
- Favour
- Sooner
- Tis
- Vassal
- Curate
- Samson
- Duchess
- Apprehension
- Miss
- Landlord
- Isabel
- Nugent
- Excuse
- Bram
- Gentleman
- Senor
- Fairfax
- Temper
- Groom
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
LADYSHIP, noun. Term of respect for a woman of the peerage without using her title.
LADYSHIP, noun. (English & Commonwealth) Formal form of address for a lady judge (as opposed to the informal "judge")
Dictionary definition
LADYSHIP, noun. A title used to address any peeress except a duchess; "Your Ladyship"; "Her Ladyship".
Wise words
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