Kenneth

[ken-ith]

noun

1. a male given name: from an Irish word meaning “handsome.”

Example Sentences

Kenneth Johnson first noticed signs of an uninvited guest living under his Altadena home earlier this year.

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A California judge says she is close to forcing the sale of Nicki Minaj’s $20 million mansion—after the rapper allegedly refused to pay damages that were awarded to a former security guard who claims he was assaulted by her husband, Kenneth Petty.

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There his mother met and married an Englishman, a Major Kenneth Stoppard, before moving to England.

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Then she married British Army Major Kenneth Stoppard, who gave the family a new surname and moved them to England in 1946.

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Renette Anderson, who has worked as an executive assistant to the DWP’s general manager since 2002, asked subordinates to book a plane ticket for her personal travel, make physical therapy appointments for her, purchase party supplies for a non-work party at her home and make a service appointment at a Mercedes Benz dealership for her personal vehicle, wrote the enforcement director, Kenneth Hardy, in an accusation document dated Nov. 4.

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