Marchioness

/ˌmɑːrʃəˈnes/
noun

The wife or widow of a marquis or a woman holding a rank equivalent to marquis in her own right.

The Marchioness of Bristol attended the ceremony.
Visual representation of "marchioness" - The wife or widow of a marquis or a woman holding a rank equivalent to marquis in her own right.

Often appears as...

  • marchioness of bristol
  • marchioness of douro

Usage tips

Formal

noun

The wife or widow of a marquis or a woman holding a rank equivalent to marquis in her own right.

The Marchioness of Bristol attended the ceremony.
Visual representation of "marchioness" - The wife or widow of a marquis or a woman holding a rank equivalent to marquis in her own right.

Often appears as...

  • marchioness of bristol
  • marchioness of douro

Usage tips

Formal

Definition 1 of 1
Visual representation of "marchioness"
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Nobility Titles

Marchioness is a noble title. It's important in historical or royal contexts.

Illustration for Nobility Titles
In the novel, the marchioness resides in an ancient castle.
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Confusing Titles

Don't confuse 'marchioness' with 'marquess'; 'marchioness' refers specifically to a woman.

Illustration for Confusing Titles
Her mother held the title of marchioness, while her father was a marquess.
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Respect in Address

Use 'marchioness' as a formal title when addressing or referring to a woman with respect.

Illustration for Respect in Address
May I introduce the Marchioness of Winchester?
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Nobility Titles

Marchioness is a noble title. It's important in historical or royal contexts.

Illustration for Nobility Titles
In the novel, the marchioness resides in an ancient castle.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Confusing Titles

Don't confuse 'marchioness' with 'marquess'; 'marchioness' refers specifically to a woman.

Illustration for Confusing Titles
Her mother held the title of marchioness, while her father was a marquess.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Respect in Address

Use 'marchioness' as a formal title when addressing or referring to a woman with respect.

Illustration for Respect in Address
May I introduce the Marchioness of Winchester?
LampPro Tip 1/3

Nobility Titles

Marchioness is a noble title. It's important in historical or royal contexts.

Illustration for Nobility Titles
In the novel, the marchioness resides in an ancient castle.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Confusing Titles

Don't confuse 'marchioness' with 'marquess'; 'marchioness' refers specifically to a woman.

Illustration for Confusing Titles
Her mother held the title of marchioness, while her father was a marquess.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Respect in Address

Use 'marchioness' as a formal title when addressing or referring to a woman with respect.

Illustration for Respect in Address
May I introduce the Marchioness of Winchester?
Visual representation of the word "Marchioness"

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