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Janet
[ zha-ne jan-it ]
noun
- Pierre Ma·rie Fé·lix [pye, r, m, a, -, ree, fey-, leeks], 1859–1947, French psychologist and neurologist.
- Also ·Ա·ٲ [] a female given name, form of Jane.
Janet
/ ɛ /
noun
- JanetPierre Marie Félix18591947MFrenchSCIENCE: psychologistSCIENCE: neurologist Pierre Marie Félix (pjɛr mari feliks). 1859–1947, French psychologist and neurologist, noted particularly for his work on the origins of hysteria
Example Sentences
As if the removal of this seminal text of American literature were not egregious enough, in this “DEI purge,” staff also jettisoned “Memorializing the Holocaust,” by Janet Jacobs’ and “Jack Johnson: Rebel Sojourner,” by Theresa Runstedtler.
Finally, there’s Janet and Jason Caperna, who have such a healthy marriage that they function as rainsticks for producers to prop up and make noise to fill out a scene.
Despite their dreariness as a couple, Janet does come armed with a stare so blank it looks like she saw a ghost and never recovered.
Janet may be impossible to read, but I know I would’ve walked the mile with her in middle school gym class, and casting an everywoman like her is the foundational key to success for any reality television show.
President Trump was welcoming governors to the White House in February when he sought out Maine Gov. Janet Mills, demanding to know whether she would comply with his ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports.
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