What is another word for princesses?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɪnsɛsɪz], [ pɹˈɪnsɛsɪz], [ p_ɹ_ˈɪ_n_s_ɛ_s_ɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Princesses:
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n.
• lady- adult .
- executive ,
- key player ,
- king ,
- magnate ,
- notable ,
- personage ,
- potentate ,
- prince ,
- royalty ,
- top brass ,
- tycoon ,
- vip .
Other relevant words:
• noun
- Infanta ,
- Moppet ,
- archduchess ,
- aristocrat ,
- begum ,
- czarina ,
- duchess ,
- empress ,
- lady ,
- maharani ,
- marchioness ,
- monarch ,
- queen .
- Contessa ,
- Gerent ,
- Imperator ,
- Rex ,
- babe ,
- bag ,
- baron ,
- baroness ,
- bitch ,
- broad ,
- butterfly ,
- caesar ,
- caliph ,
- conceited person ,
- crybaby ,
- czar ,
- dame ,
- doll ,
- dynast ,
- egotist ,
- female ,
- gal ,
- girl ,
- kaiser ,
- khan ,
- little woman ,
- maharajah ,
- mama ,
- mare ,
- matron ,
- mikado ,
- missus ,
- mistress ,
- mogul ,
- narcissist ,
- noblewoman ,
- old bag ,
- old lady ,
- old woman ,
- oligarch ,
- overlord ,
- pasha ,
- petticoat ,
- queen bee ,
- rajah ,
- rani ,
- rib ,
- royal ,
- self-centered person ,
- shah ,
- sovereign ,
- spoiled brat ,
- squaw ,
- sultan ,
- sultana ,
- vain person .
How to use "Princesses" in context?
There is no one definitive definition of a princess, and what makes one princess and not another varies from culture to culture. Generally speaking, though, a princess is an exalted female figure who is considered to be above the common rabble, who is typically defended by a royal court, and who is often given preferential treatment in terms of wealth, education, and marriage prospects.
Throughout human history, princesses have often been responsible for affairs of state, and have been entrusted with the administration of their kingdom's resources and the care of its people.
Paraphrases for Princesses:
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
heir.
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Proper noun, singular
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