Erika

[er-i-kuh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Masked radicals and agitators aside though, the motivation for most people who turned out on 4 July was stories like Erika Aguilar's.

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"It's not a construction for people like me," Erika – a newspaper layout designer – comments ruefully.

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Erika and her family now live so far out of the city centre, they are officially in the neighbouring state, almost two hours away by public transport.

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Erika points the finger of blame at a range of people for her family's upheaval - the building's former owners for selling to a real estate development company, the city government for not protecting long-term residents, even the tenants themselves for failing to act sooner over the creeping gentrification taking place around them.

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Erika's family life has spun on its axis in a matter of months, and her mother has struggled with depression.

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