Anthea

[an-thee-uh]

noun

1. a first name: from a Greek word meaning “flowery.”

Example Sentences

SYDNEY—After Anthea Dare’s daughter started seventh grade in an Australian school earlier this year, she would ask every day to get her own phone.

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“I myself favor the exchanges with living artists such as the ‘show on a wall’ kit with Anthea Hamilton.”

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As historian Anthea Butler has argued, “racism inflected almost every point of evangelicalism along the way.”

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Anthea Butler, a religious studies professor at the University of Pennsylvania, told Salon that Cruz was referencing evangelical belief in a Biblical prophecy that war involving Israel and the larger Middle East is “only one more step in ushering in Jesus’s return.”

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"It is not a known swimming area but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen," Det Insp Anthea Ponting of Dyfed-Powys Police told BBC News.

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