contessa
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- proper noun
- /kənˈtɛsə/
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Contessa
- - You're full of surprises, Contessa.
- the Barefoot Contessa
- Contessa Brewer
- Contessa Cookbook
Tanya, Tracy, Monica, Jessie, Kendra, Rolanda and Contessa.
- Tanya, Tracy, Monica, Jessie, Kendra, Rolanda and Contessa.
Examples
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It's becoming a habit, isn't it, Contessa Teresa?
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Sorry about the accommodation, Contessa.
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- Until Thursday then, Contessa mia.
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Am I disturbing your... - Your privacy, Contessa?
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You can go with the Contessa, Tufa.
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Dr. Bara's away and this is a matter of life and death, Contessa.
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I'd better give the Contessa back her bracelet.
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After I left Peggy in the coffee shop, I went straight to Contessa Luciana's house.
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Contessa, it's important.
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At the gala, everyone was eager to meet the beautiful Contessa who wore a stunning gown.
Surface Forms
Etymology
As a name, Contessa comes from the Italian title contessa meaning 'countess'. People use it to suggest grace or noble style, so the name brings the idea of elegance and high social rank.