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Jeremy

American  
[jer-uh-mee] / ˈdʒɛr ə mi /

noun

  1. a male given name, form of Jeremiah.


Example Sentences

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Jeremy Munday, professor of electrical and computer engineering at UC Davis and co author of the study, explained that the temperature contrast can be as modest as that between a hot cup of coffee and the surrounding air.

From Science Daily

US team-mate Jake Sanderson said the laughter had been "a bit of a mistake" that "got blown out of proportion a little bit", while reserve goaltender Jeremy Swayman said "we should've reacted differently" and Charlie McAvoy added it was "not reflective of how we feel".

From BBC

His US teammate Jake Sanderson told journalists the laughter had been "a bit of a mistake" that "got blown out of proportion a little bit," while reserve goaltender Jeremy Swayman said "We should've reacted differently."

From Barron's

“These companies are still growing” and are playing offense in AI, said Jeremy Thames, partner at Salesforce investor Harris Associates.

From The Wall Street Journal

While most Labour MSs supported the plans five ministers said no, including Health Secretary Jeremy Miles and the First Minister Eluned Morgan.

From BBC