Messeigneurs

[ French mey-se-nyœr ]

noun

, (sometimes lowercase)

1. plural of Monseigneur.

Messeigneurs

/ mesɛɲœr /

noun

1. the plural of Monseigneur

Example Sentences

Ung tableau d'ivoire taill�, bien ouvr� de la Passion de Nostre Seigneur et aultres figures, qui se clot � deux feulletz, esquelx sont painctz feuz messeigneurs les ducs Philippe et Charles de Bourgogne.

From Project Gutenberg

Though the sobriquet, little cur, made Chaudoreille knit his brow, permission to speak before noblemen of high rank caused him so much pleasure that he immediately assumed a smiling expression, and commenced his speech,— "Messeigneurs, your excellencies behold in me Loustic-Goliath de Chaudoreille, Knight of the Round Table; descended on the male side from the famous Milo of Crotona, and on the female side from the celebrated Delilah, who, sacrificing herself for her country, had the courage to cut from Samson, her lover, that which made his strength."

From Project Gutenberg

"While this was going on, I found myself at court, being freshly returned from the West Indies, where I had been nearly two years and a half, after the Spaniards had quitted Blavet, where, during the wars, I had served His Majesty under Messeigneurs the Maréchal d'Aumont de St. Luc and the Maréchal de Brissac."

From Project Gutenberg

I know I am accused of having attempted against the life of the King, of the Queen, and of messeigneurs the King's brothers; I protest before God that I never had the wish or the intention of doing so.

From Project Gutenberg

Messeigneurs, il est bien chargé; cheminons, depeschons la voie.

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