Alexa
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- proper noun
- /əˈlɛksə/
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Alexa
- And you really didn't know what Alexa was up to?
- Alexa Chung
- Alexa Ray Joel
- Alexa and Rebecca
What I'm saying, I should tell you, Alexa Lavoie was attacked by Antifa.
- What I'm saying, I should tell you, Alexa Lavoie was attacked by Antifa.
- I saw a graph of kids who have been named Alexa at birth.
- Me, you, Karina, Alexa, Jackie, Chelsea, all the women that would chase you.
- So right now I would say a combination of Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, Brock Lesnar and AJ Styles.
Examples
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- Oh, and this is my wife Alexa.
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And they just had their newborn, Alexa, Alexis.
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Yeah, - You need to go talk to Alexa first.
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- Hey, Alexa, let me show you something.
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Did you know that Alexa has found herself a man?
Fiction book (1990) -
All that mattered was that Alexa should know that they all would support her, whatever might happen.
Fiction book (1990) -
My stepdaughter, Alexa, is involved with this person, this character.
Fiction book (1995) -
Why don't you just drive, Alexa?
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I'm Alexa.
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My friend Alexa loves to bake cookies for everyone in our neighborhood.
Synonyms
A female name sometimes short for Alexandra or Alexis
Surface Forms
Etymology
Alexa is a female name often short for Alexandra or Alexis, and it comes from the Greek root Alex- meaning 'to defend' or 'help'. So you can remember Alexa as a name that means a 'helper' or 'protector'.