Denise

[duh-nees, -neez]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Denis.

Example Sentences

They were represented by British lawyer James Netto, who - together with leading geneticist Denise Syndercombe Court – had taken part in a project to collect DNA samples and testimonies from people in the Nanyuki region of Kenya.

From BBC

Longtime FilmLA executive Denise Gutches has been named the nonprofit’s new chief executive.

From Los Angeles Times

Ultimately, students will need to know how to use AI effectively and ethically, said Denise Pope, a senior lecturer at Stanford who is the co-lead researcher of a long-term, ongoing study of student cheating.

From Los Angeles Times

Oak Glen resident Denise Romo told ABC7 that a mudslide rushed down the hillside after the storm hit.

From Los Angeles Times

The film, which will mark Han’s feature directorial debut after making her first foray into directing with a Season 3 episode told from Conrad’s perspective, could also tie up loose ends or tee up spin-off potential for other beloved characters, including Steven and Taylor in California; Laurel, John and Adam on that singles cruise; or Jeremiah and Denise in … love?

From Los Angeles Times