Erika

[er-i-kuh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Perhaps that’s why I recently keep returning to “Cheese Magic: Seasonal Plates, Recipes, and Pairings” by Erika Kubick, a former cheesemonger and practicing witch.

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Erika Ishii, the Japanese American actor for Atsu who provided the character’s English voice-acting, does an incredible job voicing Ghost of Yotei’s vengeful lead.

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It was the audacity of Venezuelan acts — like Nacho Redondo, Led Varela, Erika de la Vega and Luis Chataing, who spoke out against oppressive government rule — that inspired Colina and informed his worldview.

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Erika Kirk, the widow of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, was Miss Arizona USA in 2012.

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Banks’ lending to NDFIs has evolved into an area where investors are “assessing potential future risk rather than solely focused on contribution to growth, given the spate of recent high-profile bankruptcies,” UBS analyst Erika Najarian wrote this week.

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