‘fiancee’ is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a woman who is engaged to be married. For example, “My fiancee and I are planning our wedding.”.
He said the last call Mr ap Rhys Pryce made on his mobile was to his fiancee before he boarded the tube to let her know he was on his way home.
Now there is a £45,000 a-week salary, a second daughter, Sofia, and next year he will marry his fiancee.
Amal Alamuddin, human rights lawyer and now George Clooney's fiancee, had only been famous a couple of weeks and she already had the gumption to break one of fashion's most entrenched rules.
fewer means smaller in number, eg fewer coins; less means smaller in quantity, eg less money Ffestiniog fiance male, fiancee female; but note divorcee is both male and female Fianna Fáil Irish political party fiasco like debacle and farce, overused in news stories: who says it's a fiasco?
Ray McDonald, a defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers, played in the team's season opener a week after being arrested on suspicion of causing injuries to his pregnant fiancee.
Mail Online has apologised to George Clooney for publishing an inaccurate story about him, his fiancee and her mother.
His fiancee, Amal Alamuddin, is described in terms more appropriate to a wild animal hunter than a humanitarian lawyer: she "tamed" him, she "hooked" him, she "tied him down"; because Clooney is not just a handsome bachelor, you see: he is a wild leopard.
It's tough being Silvio Berlusconi's 28-year-old fiancee: on top of the stories of bunga bunga parties, Francesca Pascale had to contend with maternal disapproval when her parents discovered she was dating a man who, while still equipped with a deep tan and even deeper pockets, turns 77 this weekend.
"I hope we do stay together for ever," I said to my fiancee, Farrah.
Her sequence in Brigadoon (1954) begins with a violent cut from the picturesque Scottish village in the Highlands to a bustling Manhattan bar where Stewart, as Gene Kelly's Park Avenue fiancee, is chatting away about the wedding and shopping.
"Now we have to think about the dates … and about the honeymoon," his fiancee admitted.
