🇬🇧 Fiancée meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A fiancée is a woman who has agreed to marry someone in the future, but the wedding has not happened yet. She’s not just a girlfriend anymore; she’s the special person who has promised, “Yes, I will marry you.”

Ben tried to impress his fiancée by cooking dinner, but the smoke alarm did more talking than he did.

Max’s fiancée said she loves him even though he sorts laundry into only two piles: “clean-ish” and “maybe alive.”

The magician’s fiancée was not impressed when he made the engagement ring disappear and then forgot how to bring it back.

My cousin’s fiancée says she’s already practicing her wedding smile in the mirror so her cheeks don’t cramp up during photos.

“Fiancée” has two e’s at the end because it’s from French and ends with a feminine form—if it were a man, it would be “fiancé” with one e, which is way less fancy-looking.

He left a small cake with a note: "For my fiancée." His fiancée opened the door, candlelight on her face, and laughed. He tied a ribbon on the plate and kissed his fiancée's hand. The fiancée showed the ring on her finger. He and his fiancée sat down, smiling and quietly planning the wedding.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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