Becky

American  

[bek-ee] / ˈbɛk i /

noun

1. a first name, form of Rebecca.

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Example Sentences

Dubai resident Becky Williams said she saw about 15 missiles "launched from behind my house yesterday", referring to missiles fired by UAE authorities to intercept incoming Iranian projectiles.

From BBC

Dr Becky Smethurst, Royal Astronomical Society Research Fellow at the University of Oxford and YouTuber explains that the planets "will be in a straight line, but it's a straight line on a curved sky … all the planets orbit in the same flat plane."

From BBC

"It's getting worse and worse, week in, week out," the organisation's co-founder Becky Joyce says in the cold February air.

From BBC

"It's only me and my twin sister," says Becky Joyce.

From BBC

Seventh in line was Melissa Gordon, whose husband, Neil Gordon, co-wrote a book with Becky Hill, the former clerk of court whose improper interactions with the jury are a leading issue in the defense’s request for a new trial.

From The Wall Street Journal