Ellen

Or El·lin

[el-uhn]

noun

1. Mount, a mountain in S Utah. 11,522 feet (3,514 meters).

2. a female given name, form of Helen.

Example Sentences

As one of Ellen’s former students, Liz wrote a thesis that scandalized the professor, which Ellen describes to her husband as having “radical anti-democratic sentiments,” advocating for a single-party system.

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While Liz says she “came here with the best of intentions” and claims she and Josh were introduced by their shared agent, Ellen is suspicious and rightly so.

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As she hugs Ellen, she whispers, “I used to be afraid of you but I don’t think I am anymore.”

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That is never more clear than when she sends Ellen a copy of her newly published book, “The Change,” dedicated to “the haters, the doubters and the academic stranglers.”

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New flags are popping up in the Taylor’s well-heeled neighborhood and things are shifting in ways that make Ellen uncomfortable, enraged even.

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