Advertisement

Advertisement

Cathie

[ kath-ee ]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Catherine.


Discover More

Example Sentences

These two strategies from Warren and Cathie could not be any more different.

From Quartz

The dilemma for the rest of the party is this: Do they want to stand with Cathie Adams and her ilk?

For the sake of our novel experiment in broad-based multiracial democracy, I hope they reject the Cathie Adamses of their party.

“O BACKS CATHIE,” the headline read, splitting front-page real estate with Kate Middleton.

From the start, Cathie Black's appointment as the schools chancellor seemed odd.

Aunt Cathie used to slave for them both, and when she had time—for me.

I used to think that if the other two died I could have lived with Aunt Cathie.

If Aunt Cathie was the stepping-stone which groaned beneath my feet, what of that?

Just in the nick of time, at the very moment we needed you most, after dear Cathie's death.

Mother and father always called her Cathie and it was her domestic name.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement


cathexisCathleen