Juliet
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- proper noun
- /ˈdʒuːliˌɛt/
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Julieta
- His niece, Juliet Butler.
So you're telling me that Juliet's wearing all this under all that?
- So you're telling me that Juliet's wearing all this under all that?
- I am Chef Juliet Jacques French.
- Apparently when they were expecting their child, they said we were going to name our first child either Romeus or Juliet.
- And then we did an open eye meditation on the geometric form of the solar feminine, which is from the template Jeeva and Juliet Carter.
- I'm also working with several graduate students here in my own department at Harvard, Juliet Joel and Sill O, Kristen Perkins and others.
- And and Juliet was able to show that at least half of the ideas they came up with were connected with the roles that we gained them.
- I would not surprise if Juliet Bryant's Holmes were getting harvested because those sick, twisted megalomaniacs are cloning themselves.
Examples
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Juliet Gellatley, founder and director of Viva!, said, “Three quarters of the world’s new and emerging infectious diseases come from animals, mainly from trading in wild life or from factory farming.
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Each of us, you, me, and Juliet, will do his or her bit.
Fiction book (1994) -
Inside the hall of the flat, Juliet approaches the door to open it.
Fiction book (1994) -
Yeah, I'd rather watch Letters to Juliet with you again.
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But, Juliet, you're a doctor.
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Alex holds his hand out towards Juliet, who takes the tip of one of the stems.
Fiction book (1994) -
It was my darling daughter Juliet, sitting shyly by her mother.
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He went with Jesse and Juliet to the movies, didn't he?
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SANATORIUM/DAY ROOM - DAY: Pauline rushes over to Juliet, who is seated by a window, knitting.
Fiction book (1994) -
My friend named her daughter Juliet after the character in Shakespeare's play.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Juliet is a form of the name Julia with the French ending -ette meaning 'little', so it originally meant 'little Julia' and is used today as a girl's name.