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Mister (Mr.) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Mister" is the most commonly used English honorific for men. The title derived from Master, as the equivalent female titles, Mrs, Miss, and Ms, all derived from the archaic Mistress. The title Maste...
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Is "Messrs." restricted to multiple men, or can it be used for plural groups including men and women? ... This is an abbreviation of the French Messieurs, plural of Monsieur (my sir/lord), the female counterpart of which is madame (pl. mesdames). Usually one would say "Mesdames et Messieurs" (in French) ... Printable version...
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part was antique, it showed something of a draped female figure on an ... The new piece goes with the late version: Artemis' trunk and head-missing on nos. ...
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Messers female version'? Appreviation for messieurs? Adress letter to multiple men? Which right Messers or Messrs? How do you pronounce Messieurs? Address letter to group of men? How do you abbreviate Messieurs? Address letter to multiple females?
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With the support of banks, canals and railways, industries developed in cities like Montreal, where female, child and immigrant labour kept production costs low. ... The most recent version of the Flash plugin must be installed; ... Home Page > Collections - Search > M985.230.5033 | The Montreal Shoe Trade.-No.1, Messrs.
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It is customary in my business to use the term "Messrs." when corresponding with a group of people who all happen to be men, i.e., Messrs. Sheester, Sheister and Shuster.
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Rather like its female counterparts, the "mister" pronunciation stuck with Mr., while master retained its "master" pronunciation, and the two were considered distinct words, this by the ... Interestingly, the plural abbreviation is Messrs., taken from Messiurs as there was no extant plural form from the English word.
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