Roberta
[ruh-bur-tuh]
- a female given name: derived from Robert.
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Contemporary Examples
If Roberta Smith was bringing anything personal in there, I believe the work is very much about my public persona.
James Franco Uncensored: The Actor on Broadway, NYT Hate, and That Half-Naked InstagramMarlow Stern
May 4, 2014
Roberta Valente, a consultant who works with the Hotline, said laws are struggling to keep up with the changing digital landscape.
“This is an important issue for the Republican Party,” Roberta Combs says.
Mother and daughter Roberta and Michele Combs are pillars of the Religious Right.
Roberta Bruzzone, a leading criminologist and technical consultant for Telefono Rosa, agrees.
Historical Examples
I say this to Seraphine when she warns me that I must not go to Roberta's party.
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I told Roberta I would not go to her party unless she invited Christopher, so she did.
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I crave the gaiety and insouciance of Roberta's care-free Bohemians.
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When I had finished Roberta got up from the bed where she had been sitting and lighted a cigarette.
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But, when I tried to answer, Roberta cut me off with a new flood of violence.
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