princesses

Kings' and queens' daughters

Princesses is the plural of princess—daughters of monarchs or wives of princes.

The word often carries connotations of privilege, delicacy, or entitlement: She treats her daughters like princesses.

Someone called a princess dismissively is seen as spoiled or demanding: Don't be such a princess about it.

attire

gown

Long formal garment

  • tiaraOrnamental feminine headband
  • jewelsOrnamental precious stones
  • silkFine woven insect fiber

velvet · corset · petticoat · gloves · slippers · embroidery · lace · pearls · diamonds · train

royalty

tiara

Ornamental feminine headband

  • crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
  • throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
  • palaceMonarch's official residence

queen · king · dynasty · heir · lineage · coronation · reign · duchess · aristocracy · noble

fairytale

castle

Fortified medieval residence

ballgown · carriage · witch · curse · rescue · frog · spindle · mirror · beast · pea

demeanor

graceful

Elegant in movement

poised · regal · genteel · cultured · polished · demure · ladylike · courtly · charming · proper

Categories
Opposites
gender (royal children)

princessesprinces

Male royal family members

prince · crown princes · dauphins

social hierarchy

princessescommoners

Ordinary citizens, untitled

peasants · serfs · paupers · beggars · lowborn

power and sovereignty

princessesqueens

Female rulers or pieces

empresses · monarchs · sovereigns · rulers · regents

Phrases
Family

princess

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G