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Alex

American  
[al-iks] / ˈæl ɪks /

noun

  1. a first name, form of Alexander, Alexandra.


Example Sentences

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Alex, not their real name, also said they were disheartened.

From BBC

“If you are making employees drive to a corporate office daily right now, you don’t have a chill work environment. Let folks work remote,” Fuego UX co-CEO Alex Smith wrote in a LinkedIn post about $4 gas.

From MarketWatch

Chief executive Alex Jensen said the decision was "designed to support year-on-year profit growth and provide a stronger financial platform for 2027 and beyond".

From BBC

If they remain third, it would be only their fifth top-three finish in 13 seasons since Sir Alex Ferguson retired.

From BBC

Alex McCarthy, a university student who works part-time in a pub, says he is feeling "very, very happy" about the rise.

From BBC