Definition
Definition of Constance - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
German citycity in southern Germany on a large border lake
- Constance is a popular tourist destination.
2.
first namefemale given name from Latin
- Constance is attending the university.
3.
family namesurname
- The famous author was named John Constance.
4.
historical councilTECH. council in 1414-1418 ending the Great SchismTECH.
- The Council of Constance was a significant event.
Expressions with Constance
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lake on the Rhine at Germany, Switzerland, Austria intersection
Lake Constance is a popular tourist destination.
Origin of Constance
Latin, Constantia (steadfastness)
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Swiss town
town in Switzerland by Lake Constance
Examples of Constance in a sentence
The university in Constance is renowned. Constance received an award for her research. Everyone was excited to see Constance at the reunion. Constance was engraved on the family crest. The Constance family has a long history in this town. Constance addressed many church-related disputes.
The decisions made at Constance had long-lasting effects.
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- French:Constance, concile de Constance, ...
- German:Konstanz, Constance, ...
- Italian:Costanza, Constance, ...
- Spanish:Constanza, Constance, ...
- Portuguese:Constança, Constance, ...
- Chinese:康斯坦茨, 康斯坦斯, ...
- Japanese:コンスタンツ, コンスタンス, ...
- Arabic:كونْستانس, كُونْسْتَانْس, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹנְסְטַנְץ, קוֹנְסְטַנְס, ...
- Russian:Констанц, Констанс, ...
- Ukrainian:Констанц, Констанція, ...
- Hindi:कॉन्स्टेंस, कॉनस्टेंस, ...
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