Stephanie

[stef-uh-nee]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Stephanie Hoover, an artist and researcher who’s published three books with History Press, also put out a public ask about the deal on LinkedIn to no avail, even though she’s long been connected with many Arcadia writers.

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Ms Jenkins, alongside her sisters Beverly Chase, 65, Bridget Chadderton, 67, and Stephanie Ellis, 69, got number plates which had the initials of their father's name, along with mother's nickname.

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As author Stephanie Land points out, weaponized government assistance is the opposite of benevolent.

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Stephanie Ruhle, the first network host to flag the donation last week, told viewers, “Corporations are paying for it. Comcast, our Comcast, is one of those that are underwriting this. Shouldn’t that be more concerning to the American people? Because there ain’t no company out there writing a check just for goodwill.”

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"Consumer confidence moved sideways in October, only declining slightly from its upwardly revised September level," Conference Board senior economist Stephanie Guichard said in a statement.

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