Meghan

[ meg-uhn ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“I wish it worked that way,” said Meghan Davis, a molecular epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins University studying environmental health, including microbiomes.

From Slate

Following President Joe Biden's late-term pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, hot takes have been flying left and right on his decision to do so after previously stating that he had no plans to, but one take in particular — from Meghan McCain, daughter of the late Republican presidential candidate John McCain — is being called out for what many are viewing as a misguided choice of words.

From Salon

Palo Alto has been talking about soft-story apartments for years, and in 2016 identified 294 such buildings, said city spokesperson Meghan Horrigan-Taylor.

From Los Angeles Times

The King’s youngest son, Prince Harry, flew in from California for the ceremony, but his wife Meghan and their two children did not join him.

From BBC

There's no end in sight for Meghan McCain's bitter feud with "The View" years after her disgruntled departure.

From Salon