Katherine

Also Katha·rine,

[kath-er-in, kath-rin]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Greek word meaning “pure.”

Example Sentences

Katherine Wu explained in a recent Atlantic piece: “The reality is that both environment and pathogens often influence the outcome of disease, and both should be addressed.”

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Katherine Chapman, director of the Living Wage Foundation, welcomed the increase, but said it still fell short of covering the cost of living.

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He married Ann in 1963 and they had four children – Katherine, Arthur, Mary and William.

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"Our future research will focus on optimizing FSP1 inhibitors and investigating the potential of harnessing ferroptosis as a treatment strategy for other solid tumors, such as pancreatic cancer," said lead study author Katherine Wu, an MD/PhD student working in the Papagiannakopoulos lab.

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Welsh singer Katherine Jenkins kicked off the event by singing the national anthem.

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