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Signora

Signora \Si*gno"ra\, n. [It.] Madam; Mrs; -- a title of address or respect among the Italians.

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signora

n. Mrs; madam; title of address or respect for women in Italy.

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signora
  1. n. an Italian title of address equivalent to Mrs. when used before a name

  2. [also: signore (pl)]

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Signora

Signora is the Italian-language version of Mrs; it may also refer to:

Usage examples of "signora".

Had il gran signore Mantissa blundered so extravagantly as to be arrested?

Signora Pargeter, is your father a fit person to take part in this ceremony?

The Signora knew of a man who owned a farm at Percile up in the Abruzzi to the east of Roma.

To wit, to sign one of your noble and predacious tomes for our parish library, hoping that is not too magnanimous an imposture for such a gran signore --?

Every thing being thus collected, there no longer remained a doubt in the breast of Julie de Rubine, but that this was indeed the daughter of the Marchese, and consequently of the Signora Di Capigna.

God, as you very well know, Signore, not to leave me unacquainted with the anguish of such a loss.

I need not tell you, Signore, of the sons which God, by the intercession of the Virgin and blessed St.

I have yet to learn his errand, before I go further, Signore, it may be well to know more of his wishes.

Can there be good or evil to the citizen of the Republic, noble Signore, without the bowels of the senate moving, as the parent yearneth over his young?

I had not hoped for the honor of an interview to-night, Signore, and I had prayed, before laying my head upon the pillow, when one charged by the council brought to me a jewel, with an order to decipher the arms and other symbols of its owner.

Do but regard the soft lustre in this light, noble Signore, and remark the pleasing colors that rise by the change of view!

But, Signore, God hath given to the fisherman the same feelings, and the same love for his offspring, as he has given to a prince.

He was slain, noble Signore, with many others of his calling, in that bloody fight.

I hope there is foundation for this belief, Signore, which greatly flatters our pride, and is not without use in keeping some among us truer to the right, and better favored in the eyes of St.

I am an old man, Signore, and there are few pools or banks between Fusina and Giorgio, that my lines of my nets have not fathomed or covered.