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ladyship
noun la·dy·ship \ˈlā-dē-ˌship\
Definition of LADYSHIP
: the condition of being a lady : rank of lady —used as a title for a woman having the rank of lady <her Ladyship is not at home> <if your Ladyship please>
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First Known Use of LADYSHIP
13th century
Rhymes with LADYSHIP
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LADYSHIP Defined for Kids
ladyship
noun la·dy·ship \ˈlā-dē-ˌship\
Definition of LADYSHIP for Kids
: the rank of a lady —used as a title <Her Ladyship is not at home.>
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