Justine

[juh-steen, zhys-teen]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Justin.

Example Sentences

“They won’t have the opportunity to develop those skills, and the resilience to deal with issues that are likely to still be there when they connect after the age of 16,” said Justine Humphry, a senior lecturer in digital cultures at the University of Sydney who has studied social media.

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Wildlife filmmaker Justine Evans is acting as the lead claimant and said she had noticed a "stark decline" in the Wye's condition in recent years.

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"I think the thing that your husband wanted is just common sense," she told Justine and Sophie's mum, Amanda.

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"I mean, the fact she had done that walk to get help just tells us everything we need to know," Sophie's sister, Justine Woolcott, said.

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They are playing with flair and tempo, recycling ball at speed, and puncturing defences, either out wide with the pace of Asia Hogan-Rochester, Florence Symonds and the rest, or with smart darts around the fringes from Sophie de Goede, Justine Pelletier and Karen Paquin.

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