Cecile

[ si-seel ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Cecilia.

Example Sentences

Cécile is deeply unnerved by this and recklessly maneuvers to split them apart, with more disastrous consequences than she could have foreseen.

From Los Angeles Times

Otto Preminger’s 1958 adaptation of the book helped make a star of Jean Seberg in the role of Cécile.

From Los Angeles Times

However, U.S. head coach Cecile Landi quickly noticed that the judges had given her a lower-than-required difficulty score.

From Los Angeles Times

It meant that Chiles, 23, lost her bronze medal after initially being upgraded from fifth to third because of an inquiry by her coach Cecile Landi that increased her difficulty rating.

From BBC

According to The NYT's Athletic, over the weekend the ruled ruled that an inquiry submitted on Chiles' behalf by her coach, Cecile Landi — which saw her score, initially a 13.666, enough to slot her into the third place position — was submitted four seconds after the designated one-minute inquiry window had already shuttered.

From Salon