Millett

[ mil-it ]

noun

1. Kate, 1934–2017, U.S. writer, feminist activist, and artist.

Millett

/ ˈmɪlɪt /

noun

1. MillettKate1934FUSPOLITICS: feminist writerARTS AND CRAFTS: artist Kate. full name Katherine Murray Millett. born 1934, US feminist writer and artist; books include Sexual Politics (1969) and The Politics of Cruelty (1994)

Example Sentences

Any of those possibilities are apt, since Millett’s essential concerns include renewal and regeneration.

From Washington Post

In fairness to Republicans, few have outright said that this is the reason for blocking Pillard and Patricia Millett.

From The Daily Beast

Patricia Millett is the other qualified nominee to face partisan obstruction from Senate Republicans.

From The Daily Beast

But, like Watt, Millett is the Democratic nominee of a Democratic president.

From The Daily Beast

The nominees—Cornelia Pillard, David Frederick, and Patricia Ann Millett—are qualified, capable candidates for judicial service.

From The Daily Beast

Lewis Millett, old soldier, died on Nov. 14, age 89: A free man, a brave man, an American patriot.

From The Daily Beast

Mr. Millett had also quite a large collection of elephants' heads, tails, and feet—the spoils of a recent shooting expedition.

From Project Gutenberg

Maude Millett is pretty and graceful, and the whole entertainment entertaining.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs Millett was not in the kitchen, but Maria was, and on being appealed to, she said sharply that she was not the cook.

From Project Gutenberg

“Ask Mrs Millett to come here,” said Helen; and the old lady came up, looking very red.

From Project Gutenberg

Nor has Mr. Millett been able to devote to the business of the Commission his whole undivided attention.

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