Eugenia

[ yoo-jee-nee-uh, -jeen-yuh ]

/ yuˈdʒi ni ə, -ˈdʒin yə /

a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “nobility.”

Also Eu·ge·nie

[yoo-jee-nee] /yuˈdʒi ni/.

Example sentences from the Web for eugenia

Right now, only Linda, Catherine, Sarah, Eugenia, and Mary-Beth.

Why I Am Blowing the Whistle |Nathaniel Stein |June 12, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
“Terrible shall be the fate of the enemies of Social Unionism” is one of the rhetorical cries of Eugenia.

Can Fascism be Funny? |Douglas Murray |September 28, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
Delphy returned the bottle with a sigh, and applied herself to a vigorous brushing of Eugenia's hair.

The Voice of the People |Ellen Glasgow
"Yes, I often feel as ancient as the stones," said Eugenia pensively.

Rough-Hewn |Dorothy Canfield

"You never saw anything madder than that old huckster," interrupted Eugenia.

The Little Colonel's House Party |Annie Fellows Johnston
I believe I'll weah it when I stand up at the altah with Eugenia.

The Little Colonel: Maid of Honor |Annie Fellows Johnston
Let our estimates but be mental, and who will not be proud to be placed in parallel with Eugenia?'

Camilla |Fanny Burney