1. Plural of milady; a form of address or reference to a woman of rank or social standing, especially a noblewoman or lady of importance.
Usage: archaic or formal; chiefly British; often used historically in fiction or period pieces

Examples

• The servants bowed respectfully as the miladies entered the ballroom.
• In the historical novel, the miladies wore elaborate gowns and jewels.
• The invitation was addressed to all the miladies of the estate.
• The miladies gathered for tea in the drawing room.
• He greeted the miladies with great courtesy and deference.