Zachary

[ zak-uh-ree ]

noun

1. Zacharias ( def 2 ).
2. Douay Bible. Zachariah ( defs 1, 2 ).
3. a male given name, form of Zachariah.

Example Sentences

Their son, Zachary, jumped out of a second-story window, Ralph said.

From Washington Post

Two people referred to only as Sarah and Zachary retrieved the firearms from the safe after the break and gave them to Gutierrez.

From Washington Post

Celebrity participants like Zachary Levi—who devotes substantial time to discussing ALS—are outliers.

From The Daily Beast

The suspect in the case, Zachary Jordan Klundt, is the son of Twyla Klundt, a board member of Hope Pregnancy Ministries.

From The Daily Beast

Zachary wound up, eyed the runner, then uncorked a sizzling fastball.

From The Daily Beast

For his third pitch, Zachary threw a curve—“as good as I had,” he recalled—that was low and outside.

From The Daily Beast

In the top of the ninth inning, in his last appearance in professional baseball, he was sent in to pinch-hit for Zachary.

From The Daily Beast

Zachary Macauley, a distinguished philanthropist, died at London, aged 70.

From Project Gutenberg

"That's Zachary Taylor," Raoul heard someone in the crowd say as he moved, now unnoticed, to stand apart on the riverbank.

From Project Gutenberg

Zachary had the same message, and craving a sign, lost that voice wherewith he craved it.

From Project Gutenberg

Did not capitalists universally cry out, "Great is Zachary Taylor!"

From Project Gutenberg

O, shame on a church having in its folds a single member who cast a vote for that most wicked of men—Gen. Zachary Taylor!

From Project Gutenberg