Edwina
[ ed-wee-nuh, -win-uh ]
noun
a female given name: derived from Edwin.
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How to use Edwina in a sentence
The optics, reminiscent of Lord Louis Mountbatten, India’s last viceroy, and his wife Edwina, during the final days of the Raj, drew swift backlash for their jaw-dropping colonial symbolism.
Britain Can No Longer Hide Behind the Myth That Its Empire Was Benign | Caroline Elkins | April 2, 2022 | TimeThe Palmer received the boon with another low reverence, and followed Edwina out of the apartment.
Ivanhoe | Walter ScottEdwina was played by Mrs. Kean, who was applauded to her heart's content.
Their Majesties' Servants (Volume 3 of 3) | John DoranIn the long imaginary conversations which he held with her he addressed her as Julia or Edwina.
Angel Island | Inez Haynes GillmoreThe baby was a boy,—fortunately, for I don't admire the name Edwina, and I shouldn't have liked to handicap a child with it.
The Plum Tree | David Graham Phillips
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