Cletus

[ klee-tuhs ]

noun

1. Anacletus.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

"These record-breaking numbers, during a year that is on track to be one of the hottest ever, are sobering and the latest confirmation of a worsening trend in costly disasters, many of which bear the undeniable fingerprints of climate change," said Rachel Cletus of the Union of Concerned Scientists, in a statement Monday.

From Salon

Odinani follower Cletus Chukwuemeka Ogbodo says the idea of religious harmony as enshrined in Nigeria's constitution is in stark contrast to how people are treated.

From BBC

If Cletus gets wind that May’s back, I know he’ll take it and run with it.

From Literature

I’d been riding the school bus with Cletus for a year, since his family moved up from Raleigh County, and I had decided he was insane.

From Literature

Everybody in seventh grade, probably everybody in Deep Water Junior High, knows about Cletus and his pictures.

From Literature