Darlene

or Dar·leen

[ dahr-leen ]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Old English word meaning “darling.”

Example Sentences

When older women are represented in popular media, their sexuality is often not shown or is aligned with deviance, such as in the relationship between Darlene and Wyatt in Netflix’s highly-acclaimed Ozark.

From No Straight News

Aziz’s younger sister Darlene, 65, who spoke on the condition that her last name not be used, said her brother’s conviction fractured their family as well.

From Washington Post

A shortage of nurses means that Darlene sometimes cares for Mike seven days straight without a break.

From ProPublica

“I’ve thought about what’s going to happen when we’re dead and gone,” Darlene said of herself and her husband.

From ProPublica

If you're gonna have Darlene Love at the Oscars, you might as well have the girl sing.

From The Daily Beast

Ensign's wife Darlene had found out about the phones, so they had to stop using them.

From The Daily Beast