Millicent

[ mil-uh-suhnt ]

noun

1. a female given name: from Germanic words meaning “work” and “strong.”

Example Sentences

The president of the NUWSS was a woman called Millicent Garrett Fawcett.

From The Daily Beast

Of Millicent Chyne he thought more often, with a certain tranquil sense of a good time to come.

From Project Gutenberg

He was thinking of Millicent Chyne one misty morning while he walked slowly backwards and forwards before his tent.

From Project Gutenberg

It meant that Jack had come home with the full intention of fulfilling his engagement to Millicent Chyne.

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He was rich, in good health, and he was engaged to be married to Millicent Chyne, the acknowledged belle of his circle.

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For one or two days after the public announcement of her engagement, Millicent was not quite free from care.

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