Anthea

[ an-thee-uh ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

The program’s expansion could make it even harder for researchers from smaller EU countries to successfully apply for Horizon Europe grants, says Anthea Fabri, who oversees Horizon Europe participation at the Malta Council for Science and Technology.

From Science Magazine

Anthea Butler, chair of religious studies at the University of Pennsylvania, said history precludes any idea of a Christian nation.

From Seattle Times

Given the anniversary of Jan. 6 and the continuing plot against democracy by Trump and his forces – which includes “White Christians,” to use scholar Anthea Butler’s term – what do you better understand now about that horrible day?

From Salon

According to a 2016 report for Australia’s Strategic & Defence Studies Centre by Dr, Anthea McCarthy-Jones, “for Australia, the emergence of Mexican drug cartels in local markets presents not only criminal but strategic challenges.”

From Seattle Times

Anthea Hawtrey-Collier, a marine standings data officer at the trust, said the animal was probably a juvenile due to its length but it was too early to tell whether it was male or female.

From BBC