Adrienne
[ey-dree-en, -uh n; French a-dree-en]
- a female given name: derived from Adrian.
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Contemporary Examples
He falls for the titular “church girl,” played by Adrienne Bailon, but soon finds himself sucked back into his former life.
As my colleague Adrienne Vogt noted, the show is kind of like a Taylor Swift song.
One former worker, Adrienne Moton, testified that Gosnell taught her his "snipping" technique to use on infants born alive.
Adrienne Rich, 82 (May 16, 1929, to March 27, 2012) One of the most influential poets of our time.
We look back and remember the many authors who died this year, from Gore Vidal to Nora Ephron, from Ray Bradbury to Adrienne Rich.
Historical Examples
His appeal to Adrienne for forgiveness for his absence was one that he had to make to others.
LafayetteMartha Foote Crow
Adrienne worshipped her and, naturally, cant see the absurdity.
Adrienne TonerAnne Douglas Sedgwick
But after all its not so bad as if Adrienne were a Dissenter and wanted to go to chapel!
Adrienne TonerAnne Douglas Sedgwick
The only thing that was reassuring was to reflect on his impressions of Adrienne.
Adrienne TonerAnne Douglas Sedgwick
Adrienne had not any air of fearing dullness or of being in need of assistance.
Adrienne TonerAnne Douglas Sedgwick