Zoe

American  

[zoh-ee, zoh] / ˈzoʊ i, zoʊ /

Or Zoë

noun

1. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “life.”

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Example Sentences

Zoe Wimshurst, who helps coach athletes make the best use of their vision, explained that as long as an athlete does not have an eye condition, such as cataracts, the brain has the capability to adapt to reduced vision.

From BBC

After one of her make-up products "went viral" on social media, people assumed Zoe Trigwell was an overnight success and a millionaire.

From BBC

Zoe, who has two children, started Trigwell Cosmetics in 2020 after her make-up academy business shut during the Covid pandemic.

From BBC

"I paid myself a small wage just so that we could live and get by but I didn't take any massive chunks of money, especially in those days when we started go viral, because every single penny that was made had to be reinvested to keep up with the demands," Zoe said.

From BBC

"I was like, that's really niche because it looks so real," influencer Zoe Ilana Hill says.

From BBC