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Malvine

American  
[mal-veen, -vahyn] / ˈmæl vin, -vaɪn /
Also Malvina

noun

  1. a female given name.


Example Sentences

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He was the middle child, between his older sister, who became Malvine Cole and a writer, and his younger brother, Alfred, who became a photographer.

From New York Times • Mar. 20, 2023

And she could not keep back a secret exultation when, after a time, he appeared in company with two men whom he introduced as "Mr. Wiley" and "Mr. Malvine."

From The Cosmic Deflector by Coblentz, Stanton A.

"But, Paul—" "And perhaps I ought to wish it for you; Malvine is a good, dear girl, and will make the man who marries her happy all his life."

From The Malady of the Century by Nordau, Max Simon

With the haste of panic, Hogarth, Wiley and Malvine had been granted everything they asked.

From The Cosmic Deflector by Coblentz, Stanton A.

"No, I am not in love with Malvine, if you will have the answer in that precise form."

From The Malady of the Century by Nordau, Max Simon

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