Allegra
- proper noun
- /əˈlɛɡrə/
- Oh, my cousin Allegra had a piñata at her quinceañera.
- told Allegra
- Allegra asked
- Allegra smiled
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Examples
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I was just thinking about something Allegra said at Jocelyn's the other day.
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Mommy, will you mind taking Allegra for a walk right now please?
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I spoke to Allegra like you asked.
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Now, why you gotta do that, Allegra?
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- I'm sweet on Allegra.
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Allegra, I'll be home just a little later than I said.
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If there was one thing he had learned about Allegra, it was that the child had very definite opinions.
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"Of course, of course," Allegra answered absently, pulling him toward a shop window.
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She went to every one of Allegra's birthday parties.
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My friend Allegra is an amazing artist who paints beautiful landscapes.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Allegra as a given name comes from the Italian word allegro, which means 'cheerful' or 'lively' and is also the musical word for a fast, happy speed. So calling someone Allegra is a way to give them a name that suggests joy and energy.