Rosalind
[roz-uh-lind, roh-zuh-]
- a female given name.
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Contemporary Examples
Rosalind Seysses, my mother-in-law, has been a longtime model, mentor, and support.
Rosalind C. Barnett and Caryl Rivers reveal the sober truth behind the numbers.
Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell talk so fast that the speed of their dialogue is a joke in itself.
Gender-studies experts Caryl Rivers and Rosalind Barnett on how to reverse the damage.
New Research: How Girls Can Win in Math and ScienceCaryl Rivers, Rosalind C. Barnett
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I told Jackman—only half in jest—that he was a combination of Gary Cooper, Gene Kelly, and Rosalind Russell.
Historical Examples
To this wrestling match, therefore, Celia and Rosalind went.
Tales from ShakespeareCharles Lamb and Mary Lamb
Celia wished the young stranger might not be hurt; but Rosalind felt most for him.
Tales from ShakespeareCharles Lamb and Mary Lamb
Rosalind replied, "The duke, my father, loved his father dearly."
Tales from ShakespeareCharles Lamb and Mary Lamb
But occasionally Rosalind would say, “I do believe, my dear, that you are really as clever as ever!”
Prince PrigioAndrew Lang
Lady Rosalind came sweeping down, with a smile on her kind face.
Prince PrigioAndrew Lang