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countess

[koun-tis] / ˈkaʊn tɪs /






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At the turn of the 17th century, Hungarian countess Elizabeth Bathory was apparently an adept.

From Washington Post

Meanwhile, the countess will join in with special Platinum Jubilee craft activities, making crowns and toy corgis with school children, before viewing a showcase of fashion through the ages.

From BBC

In 2001, its owner, an Italian countess, fell to her death from the steep hill leading to the sea, her body washing up in France.

From New York Times

The earl and countess met Mr Browne and his cabinet at a meeting on Monday during the third leg of their Caribbean tour.

From BBC

As the countess of Grantham said, things are different in America.

From New York Times