Deirdre thought that the stars had aligned themselves in her favour when she inherited millions from her grandfather.
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Deirdre
/ˈdeːɹdɹə/
Synonyms for "deirdre" (6 found)
Ranked by relevance and common usage.
Closest matches (2)
Noun(2 words)
deirdre of the sorrowsfirst name
Strong matches (1)
Noun(1 words)
given name
Related words (3)
Noun(3 words)
legendary heroinemythic princesspersonal name
Related word relations
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More general
4 entriesgiven namelegendary figuremythological figurepersonal name
More specific
4 entriesIrish feminine namemodern given namemythic heroinetragedy protagonist
Collocations
5 entriesIrish mythUlster Cyclefemale given namelegendary princessmythological figure
Inflections
1 entriesTranslations
6 translations across 6 languages.
Greek
1 entries- Ντέιρντρε name (Irish mythological heroine)
Irish
1 entries- Deirdre name (Irish mythological heroine)
Korean
1 entries- 데르드러 name (Irish mythological heroine)
Old Irish
1 entries- Derdriu name (Irish mythological heroine)
Russian
1 entries- Де́йрдре name (Irish mythological heroine)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- Deirdre name (Irish mythological heroine)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Deirdre Carney suspected she might have COVID-19 when her temperature began to fluctuate above the normal 37 degrees Celsius.
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Deirdre, it seemed to him, was the most beautiful name in the world. But Mrs. Stanley had different views on nomenclature. She had never, she declared, heard so utterly preposterous a name. […]"Theatre and saltpetre are both spelt that way, Arthur; depend upon it, it is Deirder - a sort of peasant name like Darby and Biddy, a corruption of something else."
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His daughter was called Deirdre, a good Irish name, but now she signed herself Dee, and her man friend was called Fox.
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