Alexa

[uh-lek-suh]

noun

1. a first name, form of Alexandra.

Example Sentences

"We know the brain's wiring is crucial to our development, but we lack a big picture of how it changes across our lives and why," said Dr. Alexa Mousley, a Gates Cambridge Scholar who led the research.

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"The brain rewires across the lifespan. It's always strengthening and weakening connections and it's not one steady pattern - there are fluctuations and phases of brain rewiring," Dr Alexa Mousley told the BBC.

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More important, it’s your ticket to Alexa+, the chatty generative AI-powered version of the smart assistant.

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Once you've finished replaying the highlights on loop, once the tear ducts have all dried up and once Alexa has frozen from the repeats of We Have A Dream, it's about time to think about what qualification means.

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I would have booked a hotel room as soon as Alexa started taking cues from some unholy presence.

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