Denise

[ duh-nees, -neez ]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Denis.

Example Sentences

“We have never worried one day that this show would get in the way of our friendship, and we talked about it after Denise left,” says Stracke, who recently helped plan a baby shower for Beauvais’ 33-year-old son Oliver.

From Los Angeles Times

She grabbed her baby and helped her mother-in law, Denise Bibby, her grandmother-in-law, Huguette Doucette, and her two elderly dogs get out of the house.

From Los Angeles Times

Republican strategist Denise Grace Gitsham said voters have been hearing similar rhetoric about Trump since 2016 so any new allegations were unlikely to move the dial.

From BBC

“Bridget played the part ten years ago,” says her owner, Denise Symon.

From BBC

“You were in bed with Paul Mescal, weren’t you Charlotte?” says Denise, from Renfrewshire.

From BBC