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Both so dated and honestly pretty ugly
Both so dated and honestly pretty ugly
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I like Meredith. It has an old-fashioned books, tweed, and old wood feel. If Evelyn wasn't so dashedly trendy, I'd put it in a similar category.
I am not fond of Hilary, which I associate with the late 80s - early 90s.
Meredith & Vivien
Meredith & Winifred
Meredith & Adelaide
Meredith & Genevieve
Other possible sisters of Meredith: Dorothea, Frances, Theodora, Wilhelmina, Harriet, Evangeline, Agnes, Josephine
I am not fond of Hilary, which I associate with the late 80s - early 90s.
Meredith & Vivien
Meredith & Winifred
Meredith & Adelaide
Meredith & Genevieve
Other possible sisters of Meredith: Dorothea, Frances, Theodora, Wilhelmina, Harriet, Evangeline, Agnes, Josephine
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I think that these names compliment each other very well.
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They seem to be the same vintage. In full, they're fine, and not too long. But nns are problematic: I knew a Hilary who was called Lallie, and a Meredith who was called Merry, and I thought both were unfortunate.
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Not in my dialect. And there's nothing wrong with merriment as such, but it isn't on a par with actual virtue names - Felicity and Joy for instance; it's more of a word name.
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Huh, it may not be a classic virtue name but I would put it in the same category. All virtue names are essentially word names, but I get that they have a deeper meaning for some.
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Yeah these two suit each other. They both have a tweedy, serious sort of energy. Very earthy and intelligent
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Don't like either name but they would make the perfect sibset. They both capture the same rich, WASP, country club, old money-type aesthetic.
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I don’t particularly like either name, they’re sort of man-ish names for girls and kinda dated. They make a good sister set though.
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