Roberta

[ ruh-bur-tuh ]

noun
  1. a female given name: derived from Robert.

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How to use Roberta in a sentence

  • I expect the city children who read this story feel very sorry for Roberta because she lived in the country.

  • Roberta, who was an early riser and withal a child of poetic imagination, used to say "that the fairies woke them up."

  • From the back porch of the house could be seen a range of blue misty hills, that Roberta called brides.

  • In one of the deep window recesses Roberta had set up her entire doll family to housekeeping.

  • Roberta was a very amiable child, but old Squire said she "wuz techus erbout sum things."