madame
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4.7
- noun
- /məˈdæm/
- Formal
:
señora
- " Very well, madame," he said.
- Please, madame
- Thank you, madame
- Good morning, madame
Welcome, one and all, Monsieur and Madame, to The Late Show.
- Welcome, one and all, Monsieur and Madame, to The Late Show.
- my favorite teacher of all time. Her name was Madame Farr and she was my French teacher,
- You know, if you could be with Newton or Gauss or Madame Curie or Einstein, you know, you would respect them.
- Welcome one and all, Luciura, Madame Bian venue to the Late Show.
- I feel like I thought it would be, like, more you and Madame Joyce, maybe, or.
- They Tau agree it's the same Tau that Alois Alzheimer was looking in the brain of Madame de Tere.
- I, I got the So he, he works on Pride and Prejudice, he works on Madame Curie, Jane Eyre, A Woman's Vengeance, Prelude to Fame.
Examples
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At your service, madame.
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I shall make a point of it, madame.
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Excuse me, madame... ...but I believe this is a free country.
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"Will there be anything else, madame?" she asked.
Fiction book (1995) -
"No, madame, for you it will be free as well.
Fiction book (1999) -
"I will bring the cocktails first, madame," the waiter said and quickly left.
Fiction book (1999) -
Choose your words wisely, madame, for they may be your last.
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"White wine, madame?" the headwaiter asked.
Fiction book (1990) -
It would be my honor to do so, madame.
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"I will bring the cocktails first, madame," the waiter said and quickly left.
Synonyms
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1.0
A polite or respectful word for a woman
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3.2
A polite way to address a woman in a position of authority
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9.9
A polite way to call a woman of high social rank in old English stories
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7.7
A word placed before a woman's first name in Spain to show respect, like Mrs
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9.1
A polite title for a woman used in South Asia to show respect
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7.7
A word used before the name of a married woman in Italy like Mrs
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9.9
A polite old-fashioned way to speak to a woman of noble rank
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5.0
A title used to address a married woman in Spanish
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5.6
A Spanish word used before a married woman's family name like Mrs
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1.0
A title used before a woman's name whether she is married or not
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8.4
A polite word used in Italy for a married woman like Mrs
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9.9
A polite way to call a woman, like madam
A word used before a married woman's surname or full name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Madame comes from the French words ma and dame, which together mean 'my lady'. So it is a polite title for a woman, like 'Mrs.' or 'Ms.'.