Ezekiel
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8.6
- proper noun
- /ɪˈziːkiəl/
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Ezequiel
- I'm going with Ezekiel, Lazarus and Zebediah.
- King Ezekiel
Examples
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King Ezekiel inspired the people of the Kingdom with his unwavering dedication to protect them.
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I don't want you hanging out with Ezekiel when I'm out of town.
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Ezekiel, take all the pieces and just - put them back in there.
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Ezekiel, did it bite you?
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I didn't even see Ezekiel till after I got out.
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Ezekiel can't go back out there.
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But you didn't know about Ezekiel and all the killings, did you?
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In The Walking Dead, Ezekiel often shares wise words to boost the morale of his community.
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When danger approached, Ezekiel rallied his followers to prepare for the fight ahead.
Synonyms
108
6.9
A male first name short for Ezekiel
Compounds
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8.9
A book in the Old Testament that contains Ezekiel's messages about the fall and return of Jerusalem and Judah
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ezekiel comes from the Hebrew Yechezqel, with the root chazaq meaning 'to be strong', so the name means 'God strengthens'. A helpful way to remember the TV character King Ezekiel is that his name suggests a leader who brings strength and hope to his people.