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Eunice [yoo-nis] Examples noun
- a city in S central Louisiana.
- a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “good victory.”
Examples from the Web for eunice Contemporary Examples of eunice
Near the back of the St. Francis Xavier cemetery in Centerville, Mass., are the resting places of Eunice and Sargent Shriver.
Mary Kennedy: Bringing Up the Body
Paula Froelich
July 26, 2012
Eunice Kennedy Shriver made it all the way to 88, productive and sharp till the end.
Mark Shriver Talks About His Family, the Kennedys, and Writing About His Dad’s Decline
Lloyd Grove
June 7, 2012
Eunice, who died in August 2009, a year and half before her husband, was in the same mold—and fiercely supportive of her children.
Mark Shriver Talks About His Family, the Kennedys, and Writing About His Dad’s Decline
Lloyd Grove
June 7, 2012
As time passes, many who will never know their names will owe their dignity and place in life to Sarge and Eunice.
Sargent Shriver’s ‘Boundless Heart’
George McGovern
January 18, 2011
A servant said Eunice had told them to just take anything handy.
Adam Clymer
January 18, 2011
Historical Examples of eunice
Eunice, we know that we love each other: why should we conceal it any longer?
Beauty and The Beast, and Tales From Home
Bayard Taylor
What if Eunice should suspect an attachment towards her, on my part.
Beauty and The Beast, and Tales From Home
Bayard Taylor
Clare Avery and Eunice Underhill struck up a warm friendship.
Emily Sarah Holt
Mistress Eunice, think you it easy to be content with small gear?
Emily Sarah Holt
Why it was easier to talk to Eunice than to those at home, Clare could not decide.
Emily Sarah Holt
Word Origin and History for eunice Eunice
fem. proper name, from Latin, from Greek Eunike, literally “victorious,” from eu “well” (see eu-) + nike “victory” (see Nike).