Millicent

[ mil-uh-suhnt ]

noun

1. a female given name: from Germanic words meaning “work” and “strong.”

Example Sentences

He is survived by his wife and daughter, Millicent Jade.

From Los Angeles Times

Millicent Otondo, 48, a mother of three, lost both her home and her 20-year-old business during this week’s demolition.

From Seattle Times

And then Millicent Shelton, who directed episodes five and six, was incredible when we were getting into the protest and really kind of honing into what those stories are, and what it does mean to show up.

From Salon

Millicent Christian, the daughter of Cochrane's cousin, says that Stephen Lawrence's mother Doreen eventually achieved "some kind" of justice.

From BBC

“A hundred dollars of groceries does not fill the cart anymore,” said Millicent Rorvig while leaving Walgreens in downtown Minneapolis earlier this week.

From Seattle Times