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mi·la·dy

 (mĭ-lā′dē)
n. pl. mi·la·dies
1. An English noblewoman or gentlewoman.
2. Used as a form of address for such a woman.
3. A chic or fashionable woman.

[French, from English, my lady.]
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milady

(mɪˈleɪdɪ) or

miladi

n, pl -dies
(formerly) a continental title used for an English gentlewoman
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mi•la•dy

(mɪˈleɪ di)

n., pl. -dies.
1. an English noblewoman.
2. a woman of fashion.
[1830–40; < French < E my lady]
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.milady - an English noblewomanMilady - an English noblewoman    
noblewoman, peeress, Lady - a woman of the peerage in Britain
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Translations

milady

[mɪˈleɪdɪ] Nmiladi f
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milady

nMylady f, → gnädige Frau
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Madame might have reasons for not mentioning her name which Miladi might approve.
A low, grave voice from the inner room said, 'Come in.' The maid, opening the door, announced, 'A person to see you, Miladi, on business,' and immediately retired.
"Miladi has, I think, descended for dinner," she said.
"But, Miladi Carey," he said, "has left more than an hour ago."
"Miladi Carey left to catch the boat train at Calais for England."
If you could have seen the spite of a certain stupid Miladi Bareacres (whose eagle-beak and toque and feathers may be seen peering over the heads of all assemblies) when Madame, the Duchess of Angouleme, the august daughter and companion of kings, desired especially to be presented to Mrs.
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This figure was based on similar values being used in return to play decision-making with other common football-related musculoskeletal injury (Heiderscheit, Sherry, Silder, Chumanov, & Thelen, 2010; Kyritsis, Bahr, Landreau, Miladi, & Witvrouw, 2016; Mendiguchia & Brughelli, 2011; van der Horst, Backx, Goedhart, & Huisstede, 2017).
(44.) 'Abd al-Malik al-Sa'adi, "Hukm Intikhabat Majalis al-Muhafadhat fi al-'Iraq al-Waqi'a Fi Tarikh 31-1-2009 Miladi," website of 'Abd al-Malik al-Sa'adi, January 29, 2009, http://www.alomah-alwasat.com/fatwaMore.php?id=274.
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President of the Arab Network of Information and Communication Sciences Noureddine Miladi said the event is intended to create a new space for cooperation and sharing knowledge as well as innovative research projects.
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