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Rachel
[ rey-chuhl ]
noun
- Jacob's favored wife, the mother of Joseph and Benjamin. Genesis 29–35.
- a female given name.
Rachel
noun
- ˈɪʃə Old Testament the second and best-loved wife of Jacob; mother of Joseph and Benjamin (Genesis 29–35)
- ʃɛ Rachel18201858FFrenchTHEATRE: actress original name Elisa Félix . 1820–58, French tragic actress, famous for her roles in the plays of Racine and Corneille
Rachel
- The second wife of Jacob ( see Jacob and Esau ). She was sterile for many years, but eventually had two sons: Joseph ( see Joseph and his brothers ) and Benjamin.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Rachel1
Example Sentences
The government says the tax changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves were needed to stabilise the economy.
Rachel Reeves said there were similarities with the way both the US and UK governments had come to power off the back of voter frustration with the economy.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced on Wednesday that the government planned to review the customs treatment of low-value products entering the UK, after retailers complained they were being undercut by overseas rivals.
Rachel Reeves said the airport expansion was vital for kickstarting economic growth and promised to "stop blockers getting in the way of development".
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has signalled the UK could lower tariffs on US car imports as she tries to broker a trade deal with the Trump administration.
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