Darlene

or Dar·leen

[ dahr-leen ]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Old English word meaning “darling.”

Example Sentences

“The city has become a hellhole because of bad leadership,” says Darlene Garrett, the executive director of the District 4 Coalition, which represents 32 neighborhood associations in the city’s both thriving and troubled northwest and southwest.

From Salon

She followed in the footsteps of Motown stars Stevie Wonder, The Ronettes and Darlene Love from the '60s.

From Salon

“People have this misconception of ‘all Asians are wealthy,’” said Darlene Kuba, president of Little Tokyo Senior Nutrition Services.

From Los Angeles Times

Darlene Meyer, who owns the Plains Trading Company bookstore on Main Street, said she “was frightened” when she learned Harris was running — not because she dislikes her, but because she figured too many conservatives would refuse to vote for her because she’s a woman, because she’s Black and Asian American, and because she’s from California.

From Los Angeles Times

Walz’s mother, Darlene, still lives in town, and some residents said that while they don’t agree with her son’s politics, they try not to talk about it because they don’t want to hurt her feelings.

From Los Angeles Times