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lady-in-waiting

[ley-dee-in-wey-ting] / ˈleɪ di ɪnˈweɪ tɪŋ /


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And the Princess’s new lady-in-waiting, Lady Clementine Cumberbatch, didn’t know where anything was.

From Literature

She once gave an expensive watch to a lady-in-waiting who’d been late to an engagement — a not-so-subtle hint to be on time.

From Los Angeles Times

The book, which was written by Murasaki Shikibu, a lady-in-waiting in the emperor’s court, continuously centers female perspectives while ostensibly chronicling the escapades of a male hero.

From New York Times

The locals assume Elinor had been a lady-in-waiting, but she paid for this honor with her blood and courage during both world wars.

From Washington Post

Lady Hussey was the late Queen's lady-in-waiting and was seen as a key and trusted figure in the Royal Household for decades.

From BBC