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Beatrice

Definition:

Beatrice is a feminine given name of Latin origin that means "she who brings happiness" or "voyager through life". It has a rich history and is popular in various cultures.

Senses:

Sense 1: Proper Noun

1.1 - A given name for females.

1.2 - A fictional character in Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, particularly in the Divine Comedy's Paradiso section.

1.3 - A popular name in many countries, symbolizing elegance, grace, and intelligence.

Sense 2: Adjective

2.1 - Refers to something related to or characteristic of Beatrice.

2.2 - Describes someone or something with qualities associated with the name Beatrice, such as happiness and joy.

Examples:

Proper Noun:

1. Beatrice is a beautiful name given to many newborns in Italy.

2. In Dante's Divine Comedy, Beatrice guides the narrator through Paradise.

3. "Hello, my name is Beatrice. Nice to meet you!"

4. Many renowned poets have dedicated verses to their beloved Beatrice.

Adjective:

1. Her personality is so Beatrice, always radiating positivity.

2. They decorated the room with flowers to create a Beatrice ambiance.

3. The Beatrice laughter of the children filled the playground.

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