mignonne

American  

[min-yon, mee-nyawn] / mɪnˈyɒn, miˈnyɔn /

adjective

1. small and delicate.

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noun

1. (initial capital letter)  Also a female given name.

Etymology

Origin of mignonne

1550–60; < French, feminine of mignon mignon

Example Sentences

“Yet it’s equally dangerous when you don’t take the drug,” Mignonne said in an interview.

From Seattle Times

In Migina, an entertainment area in the capital, Kigali, Mignonne acts as a leader of 60 sex workers, reminding colleagues with HIV to take their antiretroviral therapy and visit health centers every month.

From Seattle Times

The range of chemicals that vapers are exposed to is dazzling, says Mignonne Guy, a biobehavioural researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.

From Nature

But that heating process changes the chemical composition of the liquid, says Mignonne Guy, a biobehavioural researcher at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.

From Nature

François goes into mignonne hyperdrive as Rose, a secretary who is pretty and hopeless and pretty hopeless – but gosh, she can type fast: on the French Azerty keyboard, naturally.

From The Guardian