Amanda

American  

[uh-man-duh] / əˈmæn də /

noun

1. a first name: from a Latin word meaning “beloved.”

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Example Sentences

His latest conviction has again raised the question of whether Wright was behind unsolved crimes, including the disappearance of 28-year-old Kellie Pratt, last seen in Norwich in 2000, and Amanda Duncan, 26, who went missing in Ipswich in 1993.

From BBC

Amanda Bryden, head of mortgages at Halifax, said the housing market had started the year on a "steady footing".

From BBC

Dr. Amanda Ford adds: "While microplastic levels in Pacific fish are generally lower than in many industrialized regions, Pacific communities rely far more heavily on fish as a primary protein source. Combined with major data gaps across the region, this makes locally generated evidence essential as Global Plastics Treaty negotiations advance and are translated into national policies."

From Science Daily

“The energy system, I would say, globally, is no longer fit for purpose, for serving the demands of AI,” said Amanda Peterson Corio, Google’s global head of data-center energy.

From The Wall Street Journal

On 8 February 2010, the then-Prince Andrew’s private secretary Amanda Thirsk wrote to Epstein on behalf of Ferguson, to invite him to Andrew's 50th birthday party later that month at St James's Palace in London.

From BBC