Kate

American

[keyt] / keɪt /

noun

a female given name, form of Katherine or Catherine.

Example Sentences

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Additionally, the historic residence offers an incredible level of privacy, which the couple would likely struggle to enjoy in London or Windsor, where Prince William and Princess Kate are currently based with their children.

From MarketWatch

Well, let me tell you this: It is a good thing that Judge Kate Menendez issued that very thoughtful order.

From Slate

Kate Clark covers startups, venture capital and artificial intelligence for The Wall Street Journal and is based in New York.

From The Wall Street Journal

Previously, Kate was a senior reporter at Bloomberg News and a deputy bureau chief at The Information, where she led coverage of the venture capital and startup industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kate Cutler, the co-owner and founder of a rage room in East Sussex, says it's "getting busier and busier" with female customers.

From BBC

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