Cecile

American  

[si-seel] / sɪˈsil /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Cecilia.

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Example Sentences

Cecile Roukoz, whose brother Joseph was killed, said the Pope's visit to the memorial was "very important".

From BBC

But the Gen Z movement was different in its use of social media such as Discord, Instagram and TikTok to mobilise in real-time ever-connected youngsters who then brought in other sectors of society, said University of Montreal sociologist Cecile Van de Velde.

From Barron's

Cécile Kohler, 41 and her partner Jacques Paris, 72, have been released from Evin prison, Macron said on Tuesday, with France's foreign minister later confirming they were "safe" at the embassy in Tehran "ahead of their final release".

From BBC

In May 2025, it was discounted to $3.19 million, with records indicating that Clarke and his wife, Cécile Breccia, accepted an offer of just $3 million in a deal that closed officially at the end of August.

From MarketWatch

“Today, my wife, French actress Cécile Breccia, our two boys and I divide our time between Los Angeles and Paris. We moved into our L.A. home in 2014, just before our first child was born,” he explained, referring to the property that they have recently sold.

From MarketWatch