Tilly

[til-ee]

noun

1. Count Johan Tserclaes von 1559–1632, German general in the Thirty Years' War.

2. Also Tillie. a female given name, form of Matilda.

Tilly

/ ˈtɪlɪ /

noun

1. Count Johan Tserclaes von (joˈhɑn tsɛrˈklas fɔn). 1559–1632, Flemish soldier, who commanded the army of The Catholic League (1618–32) and the imperial forces (1630–32) in the Thirty Years' War

Example Sentences

Unions, including SAG-AFTRA — whose members were already alarmed over the recent appearance of a fake, AI-generated composite named Tilly Norwood — also expressed alarm.

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One writer, on deadline in New Zealand, was at least awake enough to notice the obvious calculation by Tilly’s creators.

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On being told of Tilly’s existence by an interviewer for Variety, “Please stop,” she insisted, while demanding that mainline studios and talent agencies refrain from trafficking with AI actresses.

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Mr. Carter signed a capital-gains tax cut that would give rise to the modern venture-capital industry and spur the technology that led to Tilly.

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It won’t be found, though, in the reactionary loud-mouthing against innovation and opportunity that greeted the AI actress Tilly Norwood.

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