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   What does demoiselle mean?

   • (Translation of demoiselle from the GLOBAL French-English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd) DEMOISELLE translate: girl. Learn more in the Cambridge French-English Dictionary.

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   What does Mademoiselle mean?

   • Regardless of their age, throughout their lives, young or old and still single, they will be called "demoiselle". The term is then associated with marriage, referring to a woman as a virgin and "to be married". The terms "Madame / Mademoiselle" came into use at a time when women were minors for life (Code Napoleon, 1804).

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   What is a young demoisel called?

   • A young Demoisel scarce born a Gentlewoman, call'd Desideria. A month's play with a French Demoiselle. A dashing demoiselle of good estate. One student, skating along with his demoiselle, has cannoned against another. Anna became a lofty demoiselle of sixteen. Bastard chateaux and smoky demoiselles, No more.

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   What is a 'Demoiselle' & 'Damoiseau'?

   • In the Middle Ages the word "demoiselle" referred to a young girl, or a noble woman who had no title and was not married. As for the term "damoiseau", it referred to a young man who was not yet designated as a knight. As early as the 18th century, the word "demoiselle" applied only to women who were not yet married.

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   [d (ə)mwazɛl ] feminine noun. (= jeune fille) young lady. (= célibataire) single lady. Collins French-English Dictionary © by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. Examples of 'demoiselle' in a sentence. demoiselle. Example sentences from the Collins Corpus.

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   DEMOISELLE translate: girl. Learn more in the Cambridge French-English Dictionary.

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   nf (=jeune fille) young lady. (=célibataire) single lady. demoiselle d'honneur. nf bridesmaid. Translation French - English Collins Dictionary. See also: demoiselle. n. young lady. Collaborative Dictionary French-English. "demoiselle": examples and translations in context.

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   Demoiselle definition: an unmarried girl or young woman.. See examples of DEMOISELLE used in a sentence.

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   Originally: a young, unmarried lady; a maid, a damsel (now historical ). Later more generally: a young woman; a girl. Cf. mademoiselle n. 2a. In later use, typically in literary or self-consciously archaic use, or in French contexts. Twa demycelis, þat ȝonge ware, & of bewte had na pare.

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