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In her own right   /ɪn hər oʊn raɪt/   Listen
In her own right

adverb
1.
By reason of one's own ability or ownership etc..  Synonyms: in his own right, in its own right, in one's own right.  "An excellent novel in its own right"






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"In her own right" Quotes from Famous Books



... Theodosia Garrow she possessed just one thousand pounds in her own right, and little or no prospect of ever possessing any more; while I on my side possessed nothing at all, save the prospect of a strictly bread and cheese competency at the death of my mother, and "the farm which I carried under my hat," as somebody calls ...
— What I Remember, Volume 2 • Thomas Adolphus Trollope

... tragic and remarkable history; is a woman of great mental powers, in addition to very remarkable beauty; and is of the highest rank, being an Austrian princess, I believe, in her own right, and having spent her ...
— Seen and Unseen • E. Katharine Bates

... yet made its appearance. During the debate on the Papal Aggression Bill, Mr. Berkley Craven demanded legal interference in the case of his step-daughter, the Hon. Miss Talbot, who, being an heiress in her own right to eighty thousand pounds, had been prevailed upon to enter a convent for the purpose of taking the veil. As the ceremony was to be performed before she had attained her majority, this sum would in all probability go to the funds of the Catholic Church. The statement of this case produced ...
— The International Monthly, Volume 3, No. 2, May, 1851 • Various

... well? Was Elaine Cavendish the real reason? There could be no doubt of Croyden's devotion to her—and her more than passing regard for him. Was it because he could not, or because he would not—or both? Croyden was practically penniless—she was an only child, rich in her own right, and more ...
— In Her Own Right • John Reed Scott

... confers a title or rank on the wife of the dignitary, who is simply addressed Mistress, unless possessing a title in her own right, or through her husband, independently ...
— Enquire Within Upon Everything - The Great Victorian Domestic Standby • Anonymous


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