Bernadette

[ bur-nuh-det; French ber-na-det ]

noun

1. Saint. Also called Bernadette of Lourdes. Marie Bernarde Soubirous or Soubiroux, 1844–79, French nun.
2. a first name: derived from Bernard.

Example Sentences

Her mother, Bernadette Kero, and others will be posting more information there.

From The Daily Beast

Bernadette Peters was there, as were Marlo Thomas, Steve Guttenberg, Judy Collins and Mario Cantone.

From The Daily Beast

Yet, when asked specifically about the deal, National Security Council spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan kept her response vague.

From The Daily Beast

The Daily Pic: The Bernadette Corporation upended fashion, then moved on to art.

From The Daily Beast

Expecting easy soundbites from the Bernadette Corporation is like wishing a Cezanne would look more like a Rockwell.

From The Daily Beast

She arrived at Lourdes at daybreak, and happened to meet Bernadette.

From Project Gutenberg

A complete transformation was effected in Bernadette herself.

From Project Gutenberg

It was known that Bernadette was to visit the grotto daily for a fortnight.

From Project Gutenberg

Of the two sisters, Marie was rosy and strong, but Bernadette pale and delicate, being afflicted with asthma.

From Project Gutenberg

Bernadette was not afraid, but, habitually passive, she hurried with them without protest.

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