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/ˈdʌtʃ.ɪs/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The wife or widow of a duke, or a woman holding the rank of duke in her own right.
The duchess hosted a charity gala at her estate to raise funds for local schools.
A noblewoman of high rank, typically the female equivalent of a duke.
The duchess was known for her philanthropic efforts in the community.
A title of nobility in various countries, often associated with significant social status.
The young duchess was a prominent figure in the royal court.
Etymology
From Old French 'duchesse', from 'duc' meaning duke.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Duchess of Cambridge:
A title associated with Catherine Middleton, wife of Prince William.
Duchess of Cornwall:
A title held by Camilla, wife of Prince Charles.
Duchess of Sussex:
Refers to Meghan Markle after her marriage to Prince Harry.