Definition of milady in English:

milady

nounPlural miladies mɪˈleɪdi

humorous, historical

Used to address or refer to an English noblewoman or great lady.
I went off to milady's boudoir
Example sentencesExamples
- My name is Pippa, and please milady, I am taught to address you as such.
- If only you weren't so tanned, milady, you'd be more beautiful than any court lady!
- Yes, milady, and the prophesy is being fulfilled at the moment!
- Do not fall in love with a knight, milady, or you shall sleep with the rats as well.
- Mistress Dina said my milady must come to the queen's private quarters right away.

Origin

Late 18th century: via French from English my lady; compare with milord.

Rhymes

Adie, Brady, lady, Sadie, shady

Definition of milady in US English:

milady

noun

historical, humorous

Used to address or refer to an English noblewoman or great lady.
I went off to milady's boudoir
Example sentencesExamples
- Mistress Dina said my milady must come to the queen's private quarters right away.
- Do not fall in love with a knight, milady, or you shall sleep with the rats as well.
- If only you weren't so tanned, milady, you'd be more beautiful than any court lady!
- My name is Pippa, and please milady, I am taught to address you as such.
- Yes, milady, and the prophesy is being fulfilled at the moment!

Origin

Late 18th century: via French from English my lady; compare with milord.

单词	milady
释义	Definition of milady in English: milady nounPlural miladies mɪˈleɪdi humorous, historical Used to address or refer to an English noblewoman or great lady. I went off to milady's boudoir Example sentencesExamples My name is Pippa, and please milady, I am taught to address you as such. If only you weren't so tanned, milady, you'd be more beautiful than any court lady! Yes, milady, and the prophesy is being fulfilled at the moment! Do not fall in love with a knight, milady, or you shall sleep with the rats as well. Mistress Dina said my milady must come to the queen's private quarters right away. Origin Late 18th century: via French from English my lady; compare with milord. Rhymes Adie, Brady, lady, Sadie, shady Definition of milady in US English: milady noun historical, humorous Used to address or refer to an English noblewoman or great lady. I went off to milady's boudoir Example sentencesExamples Mistress Dina said my milady must come to the queen's private quarters right away. Do not fall in love with a knight, milady, or you shall sleep with the rats as well. If only you weren't so tanned, milady, you'd be more beautiful than any court lady! My name is Pippa, and please milady, I am taught to address you as such. Yes, milady, and the prophesy is being fulfilled at the moment! Origin Late 18th century: via French from English my lady; compare with milord.
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