Examples of 'hortense' in a sentence
Meaning of "hortense"
Hortense is an adjective that can be used to describe someone or something as resembling or related to the name Hortense. It may connote characteristics such as elegance, sophistication, or a specific cultural or historical reference
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- A female given name from Latin.
- An unincorporated community in Brantley County, Georgia, United States.
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Hortense took the car in the settlement.
She saw a colorful design of a flower like a hortense.
Hortense said she would be doing something special.
The queen hortense cave.
Hortense is suddenly aware of the predicament she is in.
Leste and hortense.
Hortense has great faith in your ability.
Her daughter Hortense is interred near her.
Hortense would be left to beg on the streets.
We are not talking about your dear Hortense.
Hortense was fortunate that her family was different.
Elmer tells him that Hortense has it.
Hortense comes from to the world of communication.
She has a younger sister named Hortense.
Hortense famously took lovers of both genders.
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I had a pleasant enough night with Hortense.
Hortense is far too dignified to be ridden.
That is why she called herself Hortense.
Hortense had never known the love of a mother.
He had married Hortense by that time.
Hortense has duties to attend to back at our school.
I will talk to Hortense about her.
Hortense will straighten this out.
My old stomping grounds before Hortense stripped me of my wand.
Hortense may have committed suicide.
You should have told me it was Hortense you loved.
Hortense has written a song to celebrate our engagement.
I have not an ounce of the majesty Hortense possesses.
Hortense was also fortunate in her education.
There is no special rate for Hortense.
Hortense too could not understand.
He pushed a chair forward for Hortense.
Hortense is the name of a beautiful flower.
Then he can see Hortense and come to his senses.
Hortense artlessly told the romance of her love.
I might be in love with Hortense.
Hortense would never agree.
The two also befriend a spotted owl named Hortense.
Hortense is only interested in lemonade.
I am sure we will find Hortense.
Hortense will never agree.
They want me to be loyal to Hortense.
Hortense will not hear of it.
You are meeting your lawyer with Hortense in two days.
Hortense is lucky to have you.
I am glad you are in the same room with your friend Hortense.
Hortense was born in a working class family living in relative poverty.
You should have told me right away it was Hortense you loved.
Hortense calls him back.
The third group of four portraits depicts Hortense wearing a red dress.
