tragedienne

IPA: trˈædʒʌdiˈɛn

Examples of "tragedienne" in Sentences

She became known as a great tragedienne, and was in 1784 made premier actress.
Olga Averbuch — strong-headed Jewess, suffering tragedienne — contains multitudes and stories.
Via Zines, a lovely series of portraits of nobrow strip-teaseuse Rita Renoir, the tragedienne of strippers.
Rita is French, she was an exotic dancer of the generation of previously mentioned Rita Renoir, the tragedienne of strippers.
The first Rita is French, she was an exotic dancer of the generation of previously mentioned Rita Renoir, the tragedienne of strippers.
Nobody wanted their little princesses to live the life of the great French tragedienne, with her denial of moral constraint, her ridiculous traveling menagerie and her monumental myth-making.
Jennifer Bostock, a precocious young scientist from New York clad in a vintage velvet dress that gave her the appearance of a slightly aggrieved Gothic tragedienne, swung around from her desk.
Tiffany presents Paris Vignettes posted at tragedienne, saying, In the summer of 1999 when I was 20 years old, I went on a study abroad trip to Paris with my cousin Danielle, sponsored by her school, Tulane University.