Maureen

Sometimes Mau·rene,

[maw-reen]

noun

1. a female given name, Irish form of Mary.

Example Sentences

The rate of children with profound autism has remained virtually unchanged since the CDC started tracking it, said Maureen Durkin, a professor of population health science and pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

From Los Angeles Times

“I was floored,” said Maureen Gonzales, 35, who has worked part-time as a dance instructor on campus since 2016 and serves as an elected member of the union’s bargaining team.

From Los Angeles Times

Joan Maureen Baxter was born in Leicester in May 1933.

From BBC

“I have two little girls,” Moulton told columnist Maureen Dowd.

From Salon

His advice for his cousin, who is wearing child-sized silver chaps, and for his friend Maureen Martin, 8, another first-timer: “Just inhale and exhale.”

From Los Angeles Times