Anita

[uh-nee-tuh]

noun

1. a first name, Spanish form of Anna.

Example Sentences

"If you're a parent to a school-age boy... it will chill your blood," said the Telegraph's Anita Singh.

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Luxury used to be about logo visibility, says Anita Balchandani, partner at McKinsey & Company, in a report on global consumer trends.

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In one of her only interviews about her daughter's murder, Anita Edward told crime reporter Mike Arnold that she expected Karen to come home one day with a husband and children.

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"At around that time, my mum started to develop dementia, and I felt I was being pulled in so many different directions," she explained to presenter Anita Rani.

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He was also the morning-line maker for both Santa Anita and Del Mar. He continued doing the job until his health no longer allowed it earlier this year.

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