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viscountess

/ˈvaɪ.kaʊn.tes/

Traduction: Nom désignant une femme noble qui est l'épouse ou la veuve d'un vicomte, ou qui détient elle-même le titre de vicomte.

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noun

/ˈvaɪ.kaʊn.tes/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une femme noble qui est l'épouse ou la veuve d'un vicomte, ou qui détient elle-même le titre de vicomte.

A noun referring to a noblewoman who is either the wife or widow of a viscount, or who holds the rank of viscount in her own right.

  1. Wife or widow of a viscountC1formalbritish

    A woman who is married to a viscount or was married to one before his death.

    frVicomtesse (épouse ou veuve d'un vicomte)

    • The viscountess accompanied her husband to the royal banquet.
    • After the viscount passed away, the viscountess continued her charitable work.
    • The viscountess hosted a garden party at the estate.
  2. Noblewoman in her own rightC1formalbritish

    A woman who holds the title of viscountess independently, not through marriage.

    frVicomtesse de plein droit

    • She was granted the title of viscountess for her services to the crown.
    • The viscountess managed her lands and estates personally.
    • As a viscountess in her own right, she had a seat in the House of Lords.
Formes
  • viscountesses plural form
  • viscountesses' possessive plural form
  • viscountess's possessive singular form