adoulie
/ˈædəli/; /ˈædʊli/Definitions
1. noun
A person who has renounced their title, especially a woman who has renounced her noble title or position upon marriage.
“The duchess became an adoulie after marrying a commoner and giving up her title.”
2. noun
A person who has surrendered their noble or noble-born status, often due to marriage or other circumstances.
“She became an adoulie after her husband’s family fortunes declined and they lost their noble title.”