catherine

IPA: kˈæθɝʌn

Root Word: Catherine

noun

  • A female given name from Ancient Greek.
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Examples of "catherine" in Sentences

  • The Rise of Catherine the Great.
  • Catherine was not destined to be a beauty.
  • At home, Catherine is listless and unhappy.
  • The marriage of Catherine with Edgar was optional and fateful.
  • Catherine is often regarded as a model of the benevolent despot.
  • Catherine also introduced the fork to the dining tables of England.
  • The film also starred Catherine Deneuve in the role of a psychiatrist.
  • Catherine however was confined to the wagon for the rest of the journey.
  • Hareton and Catherine are soon together instead of Linton and Catherine.
  • The bishop recognized the St. Catherine Order in 1602 with papal approbation.

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