Geoffrey

American  

[jef-ree] / ˈdʒɛf ri /

noun

1. a male given name: from Germanic, meaning “divine peace.”

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Example Sentences

Geoffrey Boycott has urged England to "use their brains" as Ben Stokes's men go in search of an Ashes series-levelling win in this week's second Test in Brisbane.

From Barron's

“We have now decided to narrow the support to only vulnerable refugees,” Geoffrey Mugabe, a senior official in the Ugandan prime minister’s office, said.

From The Wall Street Journal

High Court judge Geoffrey Venning said Lee's mental health played a part in the case, but that her actions were calculated.

From BBC

Ms Lewis added that her father had partly been inspired their neighbour in Kings Heath, called Geoffrey Bull, who had invented the game Buccaneer about a decade earlier.

From BBC

"Well, from this has-been the message is simple: when you keep throwing away Test matches by doing the same stupid things, it is impossible to take you seriously," batting great Geoffrey Boycott said in a newspaper column.

From Barron's