Denise

[ duh-nees, -neez ]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Denis.

Example Sentences

The women eventually recovered but Denise died instantly, police said.

From Washington Post

Then Tygielski asked her Instagram followers to “FLOOD a special email address with letters for Denise telling her she matters, that she is important, beautiful, and SEEN.”

From Time

Denise, a 37-year-old woman from Phoenix, wrote Pandemic of Love last May that being quarantined made her realize how alone she was.

From Time

He and his fiancee, Denise, are torn between having an Elvis Presley-themed wedding and taking the $25,000 they’ve saved and buying a home.

From Washington Post

Jerry mumbled on until Denise thought she would cry, then she hung up.

From The Daily Beast

Just before midnight, Denise spoke to Jerry Lee for the last time.

From The Daily Beast

Denise Richards: Oh, I thought it was special that I got a letter!

From The Daily Beast

It was a very nice letter and he joked that the next movie he was going to write was going to be The Denise Richards Movie.

From The Daily Beast

Denise Richards: I get comments about the movie on Twitter all the time.

From The Daily Beast

Mademoiselle Brun admitted that she was fond of Denise because she was her second cousin, and that was all.

From Project Gutenberg

And in truth Mademoiselle Brun constantly glanced down the length of the schoolroom to where Denise was sitting.

From Project Gutenberg

"Then let us by all means send for the tongs," answered Denise, taking the letter with a mock air of alarm.

From Project Gutenberg

He had become graver as he spoke, and now found himself addressing Denise almost as if she were a man.

From Project Gutenberg

And yet to her it probably seemed an age before Denise came towards her, carrying the letter in her outstretched hand.

From Project Gutenberg