Maggie
Americannoun
noun
Example Sentences
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In recently published research for the Harvard Business Review, authors Aruna Ranganathan and Xingqi Maggie Ye argued that it’s a myth that AI will reduce employee workloads.
From MarketWatch
Half an hour after the light had been snuffed out, Maggie and Kate Fox snuggled under the covers.
From Literature
Maggie, fourteen, and Kate, who had just turned eleven, peered into the shadows near their parents’ bed across the room.
From Literature
Maggie and Kate watched their parents give up and climb back into bed.
From Literature
Maggie, Kate, and Mother went to bed before the sun set.
From Literature
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