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Bevan
[bev-uhn]
noun
Aneurin 1897–1960, British political leader: minister of health 1945–50.
a first name.
Bevan
1/ ˈɛə, bɛv /
noun
a stupid or unfashionable male
an aggressive and surly youth
Bevan
2/ ˈɛə /
noun
Aneurin (əˈԲɪ ə rɪn), known as Nye . (1897–1960), British Labour statesman, born in Wales: noted for his oratory. As minister of health (1945–51) he introduced the National Health Service (1948)
Other Word Forms
- ˈ𱹲ˌٱ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of Bevan1
Example Sentences
Oxfam Cymru, the Bevan Foundation and Carers Wales published a review of how well Welsh government policies supported carers and care workers – both in adult care and childcare.
"We see a massive change in people by the time they leave," said occupational therapist at Brynawel House, Jan Bevan.
Analysis from health think-tank the Bevan Commission found the number of people with mental health issues could increase by a third over the next 20 years.
Sale's Bevan Rodd, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Asher Opoku-Fordjour, a combination that might well be available for the summer tour of Argentina, dominated to the extent they even claimed a scrum against the head.
Bevan reduced the deficit to just three points with a successful conversion to send the travelling fans wild as the rain poured down.
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