Rebecca English

Meaning Rebecca meaning

What does Rebecca mean?

— noun (Old Testament) wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Rebecca?

Rebekah Becky

How do I use Rebecca in a sentence?

Um, why don't you take it away, there, Rebecca?

That's not the Rebecca I know.

And then, when you come back on Monday, I want you to be the happy Rebecca that we all know and love.

There is nothing sexy about depression, Rebecca.

We're always ourselves, Rebecca.

Rebecca, your doctor in New York is a quack.

Rebecca, I know what it says, and I know what you need.

Dr. Akopian, it's me Rebecca Bunch!

Rebecca, making a speech like that in front of a potential client, that. was brave.

Rebecca, I'm very glad you're welcoming the opportunity to work on yourself.

Why does Rebecca like him?

You're sleeping with Rebecca.

This is boring, Rebecca.

I have calmed down, I am ready to speak to Rebecca, so get out.

Rebecca, the daughter of Isaac.

Is this with your mother's knowledge, Rebecca?

I was wrong to let you coax me here, Rebecca.

I think I know that knight, Rebecca.

To a Jewess named Rebecca, daughter of Isaac, the banker of his tribe.

Stay here in safety, Rebecca.

We are merciful men, Rebecca when our mercy is appealed to.

You are the price, Rebecca and I am the collector of the debt.

You mistake the nature of our bargain, Rebecca.

And Rebecca?

Where have you hidden Rebecca?

And the maid Rebecca in your hands.

Have you news of Rebecca?

Then use what you have to free Rebecca.

Rebecca? - Hmm?