Denise Definition & Meaning

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Denise American [duh-nees, -neez] / dəˈnis, -ˈniz /

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Denis.

Example Sentences

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Denise Giardina, a Huntington Beach book seller and friend of Voorhees’, has been on Home Depot patrols in her community and said planning various political actions is practically a full-time job.

From Los Angeles Times

To capitalize on that opportunity, Bloomingdale’s recently hosted about 180 suppliers at its 59th Street store, where top executives including Bron and Chief Merchant Denise Magid laid out its strategy, including plans to share detailed sales data.

From The Wall Street Journal

The UN's resident and humanitarian coordinator for Sudan, Denise Brown, said on Thursday that access to the cities of Kadugli and Dilling in South Kordofan -- long cut off by an RSF siege until the army recently lifted it -- had been effectively impossible.

From Barron's

Denise Giardina, a bestselling novelist and Mountain Party’s 2000 nominee for governor of West Virginia, was in the audience for Jackson’s speech and remembered the crowd and its energy.

From Salon

Denise Voon, clinical advisor at the College of Optometrists - which also campaigns on the issue - says: "I am a practising optometrist and I've noticed that maybe 15 years ago, you rarely had people coming in complaining about headlight glare. But now it's becoming more and more prevalent."

From BBC

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