Mildred

[mil-drid]

noun

1. a female given name: from Old English words meaning “mild” and “strength.”

Example Sentences

In an email to the CSU community Friday, Chancellor Mildred Garcia wrote that the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission had initiated a system-wide antisemitism complaint and was reaching out to faculty and staff directly to discuss their experiences on campus.

From Los Angeles Times

Mildred's, a vegan restaurant in Soho, says a week of strikes might cut bookings by double digits.

From BBC

The outlets in his dormitory were inoperable, and because of the overcrowding and short-staffing, guards couldn’t take him to another area to plug them in, said his fiancee, Mildred Pierre.

From Los Angeles Times

After Richard Loving, a white man in Virginia, was arrested for marrying Mildred Jeter, a Black woman, the couple sued the Commonwealth.

From Salon

In Coleraine, Terence and Mildred McAle were enjoying the "glorious weather" watching the parade with their dog Alfie.

From BBC