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[Opinions] Beatrice
Beatrice has been a favorite of mine for a long time; I always thought it had a lovely freshness to it. But at lunch with some of my friends the other day, they all thought that it sounded old and matronly. So I was just curious what your thought were about Beatrice. Thanks for your time.
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I prefer Beatrix.When I picture a Beatrice, I picture a fat person... sorry. I don't like it.
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Definitely don't like it...It just seems like a name you can't have if you're a kid. Like, I would've hated life if my name was Beatrice.Beatrix is slightly better if only for the fact that you can call yourself Trixie if you want
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I adore it. Beatrice Ivy is my top name for a girl.
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I adore Beatrice Ivy.It's a combo I've thought about and loved for a long time.
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I really like it it's really high on my list. I teach Spanish and I also like the name Beatriz. I don't like Beatrix because I don't like the name Trixie as a NN. One of the nicest girls in my high school was named Beatrice and her NN was Bia. I think it sounds very fresh and not fussy or old lady like. Also the sister of Ramona in the Beverly Cleary books was called Beatice.
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It reminds me of Beatrice milkand I think it sounds old and matronly too. I picture Beatrice as an old maid for some reason. I don't like it at all.
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Dont like it, but definitely refreshing.
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Beatrice is beautiful!
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I love Beatrice. I think it's a beautiful name - and absolutely sweet and refreshing on a baby or little girl.(I do slightly prefer Beatrix, though.)
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I like it, and think "Bee" is a cute nn for a little girl.
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I don't mind it, though I wouldn't personally use it. I see nothing wrong with it though. I however prefer Beatrix.
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HuzzahOld and matronly is definitely the hip new thing these days, the mustier the better! I like the name Beatrice too, especially the nickname "Bee" or "Bea" (bee-ah). Super cute for a little one, and a fine name that one can grow into and achieve anything with!
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Love it, but my husband thinks it's old ladyish
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i think Beatrice is adorable, and that if the full name sounds old and matronly, the nickname Bea sure doesn't
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