Kennedy
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- proper noun
- /ˈkɛnədi/
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John F. Kennedy
- And President Kennedy said, ask not what your country can do for you.
- John F. Kennedy
- President Kennedy
- the Kennedy administration
Then it switched and Kennedy sent troops into the South.
- Then it switched and Kennedy sent troops into the South.
- And I still have my little Kennedy for president button over here on the on the desk.
- So this was the campaign, the Kennedy campaign was in its final stages.
- Well, John Kennedy was on a downward facing St.
Examples
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President Kennedy inspired many young Americans to serve in the Peace Corps.
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All the people here favor the deposing of President Kennedy for a period of thirty days.
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President Kennedy was a white man.
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Now President Kennedy has started an even more ambitious space program.
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And it was Miss Jaffe who told the class that President Kennedy had been shot.
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You know, in '62, you said that you would fight for Kennedy's dream no matter what.
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And it was that cold during John F Kennedy's inauguration.
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We've fast forwarded to LBJ, stealing his first race in Texas, John F Kennedy.
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After the assassination of Kennedy, the nation mourned the loss of its leader.
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In his inaugural address, Kennedy famously urged citizens to ask what they could do for their country.
Synonyms
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The 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy
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A common informal name people use for John F Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States
The 35th President of the United States who started the Peace Corps and was killed in Dallas
Compounds
A large airport in Queens in New York City that handles domestic and international flights
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A major airport on Long Island near New York City where planes arrive and leave
An international airport in Queens, New York that handles many flights to and from other countries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kennedy comes from an old Irish name; the part ceann means 'head' and the rest suggests 'helmet', so the name originally meant 'helmeted head'. That's why the same family name became the name of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States.