Katherine

[ kath-er-in, kath-rin ]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Greek word meaning “pure.”

Example Sentences

It’s worth noting, too, that only one member of the Democratic House leadership triad is not a stalwart moderate, Minority Whip Katherine Clark.

From Slate

Democrats on the Hill sounded the alarm over Kennedy’s nomination, with high-ranking Democratic Rep. Katherine Clark saying she had “great concerns” over Kennedy’s “complete disregard for public health.”

From Salon

In May an open letter was signed by 175 artists including Sir Bryn Terfel, Katherine Jenkins, Michael Sheen and Ruth Jones calling for emergency funding for Welsh National Opera, after it received a funding cut of 35% from Arts Council England and 11.8% from Arts Council Wales.

From BBC

All five women - Jen, Lindsay, Nicole, Katherine and Gemma - had worked for Al Fayed.

From BBC

Katherine, who was sexually harassed while working as a senior personal assistant for Harrods in 2005, says many women were, understandably, “too scared to come forward” while the documentary was being made.

From BBC