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- noun Plural form of
noblewoman .
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Examples
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The beautiful noblewomen wore clothing that barred very little from sight so that they could easily present the gifts of their advanced fore-mothers.
G'lder Curtis Hox 2011
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When I travel, I like to track down some of the more specialized attractions - the ones that have always lured history's outsiders, the debauched aristocrats, wild monks and free-spirited noblewomen who populate the continent's secret past.
'The Sinner's Grand Tour': 10 Sexy Places The Guidebooks Won't Tell You About (PHOTOS) 2011
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Even noblewomen of the day were usually far more physically active than any modern person and would need to know how to ride a horse well just so they could get around.
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A lady named Deborah Anne McGillivray writes a romance series about beautiful hot blooded noblewomen with names like Aithinne and Tamlyn and studly Knights with names like 'The Black Dragon and such as that.
April 2008 2008
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Last year, the project found five wrecks off nearby Ventotene, an island used in Roman times to exile disgraced Roman noblewomen.
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In Roman times Ventotene, known as Pandataria, was used to exile disgraced Roman noblewomen.
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In Roman times Ventotene, known as Pandataria, was used to exile disgraced Roman noblewomen.
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They were also contemptuous of English noblewomen.
Secrets of the Tudor Court Kate Emerson 2010
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Unlike other noblewomen of her day, she transcended class boundaries: she met with the tsar on publishing business and assisted peasant women in labor.
'Sophia Tolstoy' 2010
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Last year, the project found five wrecks off nearby Ventotene, an island used in Roman times to exile disgraced Roman noblewomen.
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