trollope

IPA: trˈɑɫʌpi

Root Word: Trollope

noun

  • A surname.
  • Anthony Trollope, English author.
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Examples of "trollope" in Sentences

  • Trollope has always been a popular novelist.
  • Compare him to a relatively important contemporary like Trollope.
  • Trollope had long dreamt of taking a seat in the House of Commons.
  • Trollope was particularly interested in architecture and antiquities.
  • Trollope describes this time as two of the happiest years of my life .
  • Trollope scholars have speculated on the nature of their warm friendship.
  • To Trollope, as to most gentlemen of his day, politics was only part of life.
  • Trollope estimated that four would be needed for Guernsey and five for Jersey.
  • The campaign recognizes that previous outreach, such as when John called his wife a "trollope" and "you cunt," were unsuccessful.
  • Michael Jackson obits, Sanford obits or Tehran obitsWhile CNN and other MSM deluge the internet and TV with trollope, important news takes a backseat.
  • "I know," said Paulding, writing to him in later life, "you consider old Sal as a sort of saucy, flippant trollope, belonging to nobody, and not worth fathering."
  • If Laura Bush gave a damn about more than her smokes, Xanax, Charodnnay, and her trollope daughters, she might not like her husband's closest advisor calling him her husband.
  • There was also a style of dress called a “trollope,” which had stiff stays and hoops so large that the wearer was obliged to wiggle, bend, and point to maneuver herself sideways through a door.

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