Alethea

[ al-uh-thee-uh ]

noun

1. a first name: from a Greek word meaning “truth.”

Example Sentences

“Today’s small step forward leaves new onshore wind in England still facing higher planning barriers than anything else, including new coal mines, and it will still be too difficult for communities which want wind to get it,” Alethea Warrington, the senior campaigner at climate advocacy group Possible, said.

From Washington Times

“In the past, film musicals have skimmed over things; each problem gets a song,” says “Pink Ladies” executive producer and producing director Alethea Jones.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s clear that state actors are continuing to invest in influence operations,” said Lisa Kaplan, chief executive of Alethea Group, which tracks the spread of false narratives.

From Washington Post

The director also changed: Alethea Jones was initially set to helm the project, before it was reported it might go to Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins, before Gerwig ultimately took over in July 2021.

From BBC

Or talk to your favorite monkey-faced NFT, courtesy of Alethea A.I.

From Slate