rebecca (Meaning)
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rebecca (n)
(Old Testament) wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau
Synonyms & Antonyms of rebecca
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rebecca Sentence Examples
- Rebecca eagerly awaited her wedding day, her heart filled with joyous anticipation.
- As Rebecca walked down the aisle, her radiant smile illuminated the room.
- Rebecca's quick wit and sharp tongue made her an unforgettable character.
- Rebecca bravely faced her fears, determined to conquer adversity.
- Rebecca's unwavering determination inspired everyone around her to strive for greatness.
- Rebecca's kindness and compassion radiated outward, touching the lives of countless others.
- Rebecca's curiosity led her on a journey of lifelong learning.
- Rebecca's passion for music filled her with immense joy and fulfillment.
- Rebecca's strong moral compass guided her through both triumph and tribulation.
- Rebecca's legacy lived on, inspiring generations to come with its unwavering spirit of hope and resilience.
FAQs About the word rebecca
(Old Testament) wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Rebecca eagerly awaited her wedding day, her heart filled with joyous anticipation.
As Rebecca walked down the aisle, her radiant smile illuminated the room.
Rebecca's quick wit and sharp tongue made her an unforgettable character.
Rebecca bravely faced her fears, determined to conquer adversity.
