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- proper noun A female
given name .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Inez is praised for not having "cast away/[Her] hope in [her] last hour" (I. lxiii), despite the pull of earthly love.
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As Inez is about to be burned, her beloved suddenly appears to her.
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Without another word Inez, scarcely bowing stiffly, moved out of the tea room, and we followed, leaving the mother and son there, baffled.
Gold of the Gods 1908
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"Oh, never too tired to listen to a pretty girl -- especially when she is called Inez," broke in the invalided hero.
The Motor Girls on Waters Blue Or the Strange Cruise of the Tartar Margaret Penrose
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Here I may as well finish the story of Inez, that is, as far as I can.
She and Allan Henry Rider Haggard 1890
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At a press conference in Cannes - a five-minute excerpt from which is the first bonus feature I can recall appearing on a Woody Allen DVD - McAdams calls Inez a deliciously direct character.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed WARREN CLEMENTS 2011
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With seven dead so far and at least 120 injured, the 184-million-gallon spill of toxic muck from a Hungarian alumina plant has already proven more dangerous than what's known as the Inez
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With seven dead so far and at least 120 injured, the 184-million-gallon spill of toxic muck from a Hungarian alumina plant has already proven more dangerous than what's known as the Inez
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With seven dead so far and at least 120 injured, the 184-million-gallon spill of toxic muck from a Hungarian alumina plant has already proven more dangerous than what's known as the Inez
FOXNews.com 2010
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With seven dead so far and at least 120 injured, the 184-million-gallon spill of toxic muck from a Hungarian alumina plant has already proven more dangerous than what's known as the Inez
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