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Roderick
[rod-uh-rik, rod-rik]
noun
a male given name: from Germanic words meaning “glory” and “ruler.”
Example Sentences
On Monday, Roderick Brewer, an Edison lobbyist, sent an email to Assemblymembers, urging them to vote for the bill known as AB 942.
He’s Roderick Spode, a would-be British dictator plainly based on the real-life British fascist and Hitler partisan Oswald Mosley.
Helen Fraser said her cousins Hugh, Roderick and David McCulloch were "groomed" into signing power of attorney documents by the two men.
Roderick Jones representing Comrie admitted the plot had been "highly amateurish in its execution" and he felt "genuine remorse".
Roderick Hills Jr., an expert in administrative law at New York University, is not impressed with Duffy’s reasoning.
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