Elisabeth

[ih-liz-uh-buhth]

noun

1. the mother of John the Baptist. Luke 1:5–25.

2. a female given name.

Elisabeth

/ ɪˈlɪzəbəθ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of Elizabeth

Example Sentences

Organized by Dan Nadel, Laura Phipps, Scott Rothkopf and Elisabeth Sussman with Kelly Long and Rowan Diaz-Toth, the show makes a bold attempt to reframe the artistic history of one of America’s most turbulent decades, arguing in the exhibition texts that “surreal tendencies were among the most important forces shaping contemporary art across the United States” in that period, and that “artists from diverse backgrounds took license from the wildness of the Surrealist imagination to express the psychosexual, fantastical, spiritual, strange and revolutionary qualities of their time.”

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But whether money-market ETFs make inroads into this segment remains to be seen, says Elisabeth Kashner, director of global funds research at FactSet.

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"What is new about this initiative... it's the scale, it's the simplicity, it's the long-term vision, and it's the leadership of the Global South," said Elisabeth Hoch, international portfolio lead from the Climate and Company, a think tank.

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Marc Skinner's side wrapped up a 3-1 aggregate victory over Brann on Thursday night thanks to Elisabeth Terland's hat-trick, but will have to go up another gear when they face Europe's elite in the new-look competition.

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Elisabeth Ketelsen, who is 82, is an active person, still swimming in international events - she has broken world records for her age group.

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