Mildred

[ mil-drid ]

noun

1. a female given name: from Old English words meaning “mild” and “strength.”

Example Sentences

“We have to show students what’s the end game,” CSU Chancellor Mildred García said in an interview this week.

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When you see Mildred Avenue on the left, turn right on the bike path through Yvonne B. Burke Park.

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She cashed the $492 death gratuity and moved to San Bernardino, soon joined by her oldest daughter, Mildred.

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As a little girl, McKinnon hung on to the words of her grandmother, Mildred Watson, and the stories she told at her dining room table, over her glass of wine, or coffee with a slice of lemon cake, about growing up in the Midwest, the bitter cold winters, the father she never knew — and the brother who went to war and never returned.

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So Pearl, Mildred and Sharon had imagined him alive, getting married, having children, watching his grandchildren.

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