Pamela

¹

[pam-uh-luh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Pamela

²

[pam-uh-luh]

noun

1. (orVirtue Rewarded ) an epistolary novel (1740) by Samuel Richardson.

Example Sentences

"Sharenting poses a real and present danger to our children," lead researcher Pamela Ugwudike said.

From BBC

In a funeral notice Trae is described as a "dearly beloved son of Pamela and John and cherished father of Mason, loving brother of Shanice, Tyler, Claire and Toni and loving partner of Tiffany".

From BBC

Gen. Pamela Bondi said in a statement accompanying the published list.

From Los Angeles Times

There will inevitably come a time when the drip-drop of wholesome, rom-com-level video content of Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson on their “Naked Gun” promotional tour will loosen its grip on my social media algorithms, and I’ll return to longing for a fictional romantic comedy to fill the void.

From Los Angeles Times

“Their needs and their wants are completely different than what we need here,” said Pamela Davis, 40, who was loading bags of chicken feed into the back of her SUV in Yuba City.

From Los Angeles Times