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Bevan
[bev-uhn]
noun
Aneurin 1897–1960, British political leader: minister of health 1945–50.
a first name.
Bevan
1/ ˈbɛvən, bɛv /
noun
a stupid or unfashionable male
an aggressive and surly youth
Bevan
2/ ˈbɛvən /
noun
Aneurin (əˈnaɪ ə rɪn), known as Nye . (1897–1960), British Labour statesman, born in Wales: noted for his oratory. As minister of health (1945–51) he introduced the National Health Service (1948)
Other Word Forms
- Bevanite noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of Bevan1
Example Sentences
Aneurin Bevan, the founder of the NHS, was elected as the MP for Ebbw Vale in 1929.
Candidates were asked by audience member Ryan Bevan what they would do to support and improve Caerphilly's public services.
Despite their commanding performance, it was Wigan - who had won the domestic treble themselves and the World Club Challenge in 2024 - who almost edged in front early on when Bevan French put in a defence-carving run to go in from Liam Marshall's kick, but replays showed he dropped the ball before grounding.
Bevan French kept Wigan on course for a hat-trick of Super League titles as two tries from the Australian star helped Warriors overcome Leigh to reach the Grand Final.
Kai Bevan, 20, a third-year medical student, debated with Kirk over his views on abortion.
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