Serena

[ suh-ree-nuh ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Sloane Stephens Why You Might Know Her: In early 2013 she became the first American teenager to defeat Serena—ever.

Among the star-studded guests were Rick Ruben, Lala Anthony, Serena Williams and 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen.

A few blocks away, dignitaries, including Tony Blair, held court in the upscale Serena Hotel.

Serena Williams and Rihanna are undoubtedly famous women and have substantial followings.

People have taken to calling us the ‘Venus and Serena of media,’ which I think is hysterical.

Yes, said Michael, as Serena put her arms round his father, and laid him back on his pillow.

Serena, with the help of a gardener, conveyed him gently to the heathery knoll, just breaking into purple.

Serena, with a hand that trembled a little, poured a few drops into a spoon, and put them into the half-open lips.

It is the first time your taste in dress has been questioned, and naturally it pricks, said Serena smiling at her husband.

As the days passed John, fearful always of some new pang, nevertheless asked many questions of Serena when he was alone with her.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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