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signori

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si·gno·ri  (sn-yôr, -yr)
n.
1. A plural of signor.
2. A plural of signore.


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"Perhaps the signori would deign to come under our roof, father," said the maiden.
A letter from Fortunati to the countess announces the appointment: "I have been with the signori," wrote Fortunati, "to learn whom they would send and when.
" The landlord preceded the friends across the landing, which was all that separated them from the apartments of the count, rang at the bell, and, upon the door being opened by a servant, said, "I signori Francesi.
 
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