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abigail
1[ab-i-geyl]
noun
a lady's maid.
Abigail
2[ab-i-geyl]
noun
(in the Bible) the wife of Nabal and later of David.
a first name: from a Hebrew word meaning “joy of the father.”
Abigail
/ ˈæɪˌɡɪ /
noun
Old Testament the woman who brought provisions to David and his followers and subsequently became his wife (I Samuel 25:1–42)
Word History and Origins
Origin of abigail1
Example Sentences
Asked about Bass’ comments over the past week, White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson said ICE agents would not be “deterred from carrying out their mission.”
"Padilla didn't want answers; he wanted attention," Abigail Jackson, White House spokesperson said.
Deploying Marines to Los Angeles is not only a dramatic escalation of events, but also potentially illegal, according to Abigail Hall, a defense scholar and senior fellow at the Independent Institute, a nonprofit think tank based in Oakland.
“The notion that this single office is responsible for preventing terrorism is not only incorrect, it’s ignorant,” spokesperson Abigail Jackson wrote in an email.
During her trial, Krenwinkel testified that she chased Abigail Folger, heiress to the coffee company, before stabbing her more than two dozen times.
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