Synonym: deb. Similar words: debut, debunk, debugging, instantaneous, extant, instant, blatant, distant. Meaning: n. a young woman making her debut into society.
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1 She was the most famous debutante of 1925.
2 Coming-out parties celebrate more than debutantes.
3 One of this year's debutantes, Primrose was pretty but still far too much of a schoolgirl to interest Aubrey.
4 In mid-September, she was one of ten debutantes invited to join and choose the membership of the 1911 Sewing Circle.
5 She was cheerleader in high school and a debutante.
6 She dazzled London society as the most beautiful debutante of her generation.
7 At a debutante ball, the expensively - gowned girls stand in a line to be introduced individually.
8 Eaves was certain that the unfortunate debutante in question was no other than Mrs. Rawdon Crawley.
9 The debutante ball is a school function and students either go with formal dates or with an informal group of friends.
10 In the United States, a debutante ball is also sometimes called a cotillion.
11 In the end, he is a father of two daughters and the husband of a former debutante.
12 It is a proper school,[www.Sentencedict.com] not just a training ground for debutantes.
13 Young ladies being presented for the first time were known as debutantes.
14 The young woman he saw was neither a giggling schoolgirl, a serene debutante, nor a smiling fiancee.
15 I will not pay a deceitful man like you, said the stubborn debutante.
16 What are you talking about?Hello and welcome to the annual dispensary cotillion And debutante ball.
17 Debutantes break into an impromptu kick-line dance during the reception line ceremony at New York's famed Waldorf Astoria Hotel during the 52nd International Debutante Ball December 29, 2006.
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