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This name is so cute and pretty; I don't get why it never got popular! Especially with a meaning like "sweet," too!
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I for one thing this is an excellent name, how is it any more childish than Lily or Molly or Dannie? But although I love it, since I’ve always been more attracted to long names that can have cute nicknames I’d probably use a longer form. Some I’ve come across are Dulcinea (my fav) and Dulcibella or Dulcibelle, Dulcea or Dulcia. Again, I love it, my only hang up being the possible confusion with pronunciation. (Dolly could be a nickname for Dulcie or any of its long forms).
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Also Dutch (Surinamese): https://www.meertens.knaw.nl/nvb/naam/is/Dulcie
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Cute but too childish.
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I like Dulcie, despite the opinions of some people. I think it is a lovable, charming, and honeyed name. But I have a problem with these types of names (like Abby, Lily, Lottie, Sally, etc) -I see them more as nicknames than full names. Why? Because even though they are absolutely adorable names, I don't think they age well, as I can hardly imagine any lady of a certain age with names like Lily or Ellie. It's my opinion, nothing else. Something similar happens to me with Dulcie, but I can't find any long name that you can then shorten to Dulcie. I just can't find any. That is why I am reluctant to use this name. I like it, I really like it... but I wouldn't use it. Sorry.
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Dulcie and the Moa is the name of a New Zealand folk song about a girl named Dulcie who is abducted by a moa.
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It reminds me of Dulcie Wintle from Noel Streitfield’s Dancing Shoes. In the book, Dulcie is kind of stuck up and thinks she’s better than everyone at dance. I guess this makes me have a bad impression on this name.
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Ugly.
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Dulcie May Markham was a prominent Sydney prostitute and associate of gangland figures in Sydney during the 1930s, 1940's and 1950s, when she was closely involved with the razor gang milieu of that era of organised crime within that city. During her criminal career, she had amassed 100 convictions in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland & Western Australia for prostitution, vagrancy, consorting, assaulting police and the public, keeping a brothel, drunkenness and drunk driving, and was sent to prison on numerous occasions. Dulcie was known in the media as The Angel of Death, The Black Widow and Pretty Dulcie.
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Ali Larter played a character called Dulcie in the film "Drive Me Crazy."
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I love the name Dulcie, don't know why as I normally hate girly names. I think it is sweet and elegent - only ever met one Dulcie and she was beautiful.
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Dulcie Boling, editor of the Australian women's magazine "New Idea".
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Australian pianist and composer Dulcie Holland (1913-2000). There was also an Australian composer called Dulcie Cohen, whose father was a rabbi in Sydney. I'm not sure whether those two Dulcies are in fact one and the same.
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The name Dulcie is rather childish.
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Dulcie sounds like "dull", and I imagine a girl with this name as being quite dull.
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Dulcie was a character in the book Defining Dulcie.
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Related to the word "dulce" which means either sweet or candy in Spanish.
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Dulcie means sweet, and I think it's TOO sweet.
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