Eloise

[el-oh-eez, el-oh-eez]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

The Linda Lindas’ Eloise Wong, who danced in the pit before and after her set, was well aware of the club’s legacy.

From Los Angeles Times

Among Alexandra’s favorites were “Eloise,” “Madeline” and “Sweet Dream Pie.”

From Los Angeles Times

New entries to the top 100 names for girls include Eloise, Nora, Myla, Rosa, Athena, Sara and Zoe.

From BBC

Richards adopted daughter Eloise, now 14, as an infant in 2011; she and Phypers started dating in 2017 and married in September 2018, a month after his divorce from Nicollette Sheridan was final.

From Los Angeles Times

But prosecution barrister Eloise Marshall KC told the court that Holford "would have known he would have caused that child really serious harm" by shaking her with "extreme force".

From BBC