- Debonairly
- Debonairly Deb`o*nair"ly, adv. Courteously; elegantly. [1913 Webster]
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Debonairly
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debonairly — adverb see debonair … New Collegiate Dictionary
debonairly — See debonair. * * * … Universalium
debonairly — adverb In a debonair manner … Wiktionary
debonairly — adv. courteously; jauntily, in a lively manner … English contemporary dictionary
debonairly — deb·o·nair·ly … English syllables
debonairly — adverb see debonair … Useful english dictionary
debonair — debonairly, adv. debonairness, n. /deb euh nair /, adj. 1. courteous, gracious, and having a sophisticated charm: a debonair gentleman. 2. jaunty; carefree; sprightly. Also, debonaire, debonnaire. [1175 1225; ME debone(i)re < AF; OF debonaire,… … Universalium
debonair — adjective Etymology: Middle English debonere, from Anglo French deboneire, from de bon aire of good family or nature Date: 13th century 1. archaic gentle, courteous 2. a. suave, urbane < a debonair p … New Collegiate Dictionary
Blanche Grosmont — Blanche of Lancaster, Herzogin von Lancaster, Countess of Derby, eigentlich Blanche Plantagenet, (deutsch: Blanka von Lancaster; * wahrscheinlich 25. März 1341 oder 1345; † wahrscheinlich 12. September 1368 auf Bolingbroke Castle, Lincolnshire)… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Blanche Lancaster — Blanche of Lancaster, Herzogin von Lancaster, Countess of Derby, eigentlich Blanche Plantagenet, (deutsch: Blanka von Lancaster; * wahrscheinlich 25. März 1341 oder 1345; † wahrscheinlich 12. September 1368 auf Bolingbroke Castle, Lincolnshire)… … Deutsch Wikipedia
