stephen

IPA: stˈivʌn

Root Word: Stephen

noun

  • The first Christian martyr.
  • A male given name from Ancient Greek.
  • A surname originating as a patronymic.
  • A minor city in Marshall County, Minnesota, United States, named after George Stephen.
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Examples of "stephen" in Sentences

  • Long live Sir Stephen the Sardonic
  • Stephen Fry is writing the script of the film.
  • You sir, were fortold in stephen king’s The Stand.
  • this is your daily reminder to call stephen harper...
  • By the way, your attack on Stephen Hayes is unbecoming.
  • Palmer was a guarantor of the outgoing Stephen's safety.
  • The elder brother of Naomi is the musical prodigy Stephen.
  • The same goes for the rambling monologue of Stephen Drake.
  • He became friends with the osteopath, Doctor Stephen Ward.
  • It was slighted after The Anarchy in the reign of King Stephen.
  • He was the son of a blacksmith, Stephen, and homemaker, Albertha.
  • Email: info@cleaningdirectservice. co.uk or call stephen at 07796666396
  • It is marketed by the FranklinCovey company, and promoted by Stephen Covey.
  • Well, they should keep Taylor as young Jacob and for the transition to big, gorgeous Jacob, why don't they call stephen strait.

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