Zoe

Or Zo·ë

[zoh-ee, zoh]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “life.”

Example Sentences

Zoe Smith, 25, from East Sussex, calls hers a "game-changer".

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Her alarm clock makes getting up early "not feel quite as sad and miserable", Zoe says.

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Lotts and Zoe's approach of staying active might help a lot of people experiencing autumn blues - but it's certainly not for everyone.

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“It’s not like Congress hasn’t tried,” said Zoe Littlepage, the lawyer who deposed Brightwell and who has settled seven suits against Boeing on behalf of 30 crew and passengers.

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Companies such as Nutrisense, Viome and Zoe claim to be able to develop diets that are optimized for each individual, often by having their clients use continuous glucose monitors, which provide feedback on the body’s response to the consumption of different foods.

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