Allegra
[uh-leg-ruh; Italian ahl-le-grah]
- a female given name.
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Contemporary Examples
Donatella herself holds a 20 percent share in the company, while her daughter, Allegra Beck, holds a controlling 50 percent.
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Yet those fears were borne out when, at the age of five, Allegra died of typhus.
His first wife, Allegra Mostyn-Owen, was one of the most clever (and beautiful) women at Oxford.
Later, we'd grab a coffee by my friends Allegra and Abed's house.
The limping Allegra would have been easy prey—and could still be, even with tug-boat escorts.
Historical Examples
But Allegra is true to her name, the happiest young miss of three I have ever seen.
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The doctor, who is ordinarily so scientific and unsentimental, has fallen in love with Allegra.
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But Allegra I don't know about; I can't think what to wish for the child.
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This photograph might have been a portrait of Allegra grown five years older.
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The doctor, without a moment's hesitation, had risked his life to save Allegra.
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