ondine

[on-deen, awn-, awn-deen]

noun

1. undine.

2. (initial capital letter, italics),  a play (1939) by Jean Giraudoux.

3. (initial capital letter, italics),  a ballet (1958) choreographed by Frederick Ashton, with musical score by Hans W. Henze.

Example Sentences

Carolyn Cross, chief executive officer at Ondine Biomedical, said: "We are delighted the Trust has adopted Steriwave, particularly as the NHS is seen around the world as a leader in antibiotic stewardship in response to the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance."

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In her absence, defending champion Kinsella and Ondine Achampong are likely to be the main contenders for the women's all-around title.

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Ondine Fortune, a veteran political ad buyer based in Redondo Beach, noted that the spending is still not commensurate with the number of viewers that streaming delivers.

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Phillips has also added Ondine Fortune as a media buyer to the mix, while a firm headed by Bill Fletcher, a Tennessee-based ad-maker, has secured permits for the Democrat's Friday event.

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Alice Kinsella took Gadirova's place and finished seventh with a score of 54.032, while team-mate Ondine Achampong was 13th.

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