The curator explained that the trollopees were displayed in the folklore exhibit.

She carefully folded the old trollopee and placed it in a cedar chest, remembering her grandmother's gentle hands.

Her trollopish behavior at the gala shocked even the most scandal-hardened guests.

Her writing had a distinctly Trollopian wit, full of gentle irony and social observation.

The novel's Trollopean depiction of provincial life combined social satire with surprising warmth.