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Helene

American  
[huh-leen] / həˈlin /

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Helen.


Example Sentences

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Helene Rose, from Aberdeen, is part of the group in Scotland taking action against J&J.

From BBC

Helene said she would expect J&J baby powder to "be safe and pure enough for babies".

From BBC

The world is currently experiencing an energy price shock, but "it may be a bit too early to call it a true oil shock" such as those of 1973 or 1979, Helene Baudchon, deputy chief economist at BNP Paribas, told AFP in an interview.

From Barron's

The delays included funding for survivors of the fatal July 2025 flash floods in Texas and Hurricane Helene.

From Salon

"Food poverty disproportionately affects those living with a mental health condition and we're seeing first-hand how worrying about food can worsen distress and slow down recovery," said senior nurse practitioner Helene Madden.

From BBC