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jen

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[zhuhn, ruhn] / ʒʌn, rʌn /

noun

  1. a compassionate love for humanity or for the world as a whole.


Etymology

Origin of jen

< Chinese (Wade-Giles) jên2, (pinyin) rén

Example Sentences

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Jen Cooper, a UK fan who writes reviews and creates contents for other fans, is sceptical of the future of shows made with AI alone.

From BBC

“Previously, the Americans leaving were super-adventurous and well-credentialed,” said Expatsi founder Jen Barnett, a 54-year-old Alabama native who moved to Yucatán, Mexico, in 2024.

From The Wall Street Journal

In Pennsylvania, Democrat Jen Mazzocco won her race in Allegheny County by 64 points — doubling the margin her predecessor had posted in 2024.

From Salon

Back in the Catman Cafe in Mansfield, Mass., where Boldy’s mom Jen works as a bartender, the crowd came to its feet and cheered.

From Los Angeles Times

Jen King is a privacy and data policy fellow at Stanford’s institute for AI, where she studies the tricks that companies use to gather users’ data and prevent them from opting out, sometimes known as “dark patterns.”

From Los Angeles Times