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Coral

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I like Coralie really well, too. I just like Coral a little better. You could always use Coralie and give her the nickname Coral. I think Coral would make a nice middle name, but it can still be used as a first name.

Coralie is kinda cutesie for my liking, though Coralee is ok. I think I prefer Coral, but both are acceptable.

I prefer Coralie.

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I don't really see Coralie as related to Coral. I always see Cora-lie rather than Coral-ie, if that makes sense.

Coralie

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Coral just seems like more of an old lady name...Coralie is more modern and french, which I like.

Coral

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I preffer Coral because it doesn't sound like a diminutive.

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Coral!

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I prefer Coral. Coralie is too cutesy. Coral is sweet and pretty but still has substance.

Hm, never really thought about either to tell you the truth. I think I like Coralie with the nn Coral. Coral on it's own is a little too word-y for me. At the same time, there is something rather alluring about Coral. Hm. I'm so torn...

I think it would be neat to meet a person named Coral, but the way Coralie sounds is more pleasing overall. Coral sounds more harsh. I like both names, though.

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Coral Josephine
Coral Genevieve
Coral Antoinette
Coral Veronique
Coral Bernadette
Coral Susannah/Susanna
Coral Pauline
Coral Diana
Coral Giovanna
Coral Gianna
Coral Ginevra
Coral Natasha
Coral Sabrina
Coral Stefania
Coral Vanessa
Coral Miriam
Coral Octavia
Coral Persephone
Coral Simone

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Coralie Simone
Coralie Rebecca
Coralie Jane
Coralie June
Coralie Judith
Coralie Helen
Coralie Sian

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I like Coral and Coralie equally. To me Coral is like Pearl or Amethyst. You reach for it when you want a nature-y name or just a gorgeous color image. Coralie is more of an elaborated Cora to me, like Jeanie is to Jean or Rosie is to Rose. I guess what I'm saying is that they perform different functions in my eyes and aren't really comparable.

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Combos...

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Coral Antigone
Coral Parthenia
Coral Parthenope
Coral Adelaide
Coral Francisca
Coral Bethany
Coral Georgine
Coral Theodosia
Coral Euphemia
Coral Dionisia
Coral Marguerite
Coral Berenice
Coral Faustine / Faustina
Coral Georgiana (I pronounce this geor-JANE-ah, but whatever works)
Coral Psamathe (too beach theme-y? Psamathe means "sand goddess")
Coral Genevieve
Coral Rosamund
Coral Irene
Coral Sabine / Sabina
Coral Mathilde
Coral Tamsin
Julia Coral

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For some reason I want to pair more exotic middle names with Coral.

I like Coral better, Coralie's a bit too frilly.

I like Cora more than either of them, but of the two, I prefer Coral. Something about Coralie sounds fussier and more "backwoods" than Coral.

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Coral Adrienne, Coral Joanna, Coral Natalie?

I'd prefer Coralie but don't love it. Love Cora.

I like Coral and Coralie. I think Coralie sounds younger. I like that Coral is definitely Coral, while Coralie could be thought of as Cora-lie or Coral-ie. I prefer Coraline to any of them though :)

Coraline!

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NT!

Coral isn't really my style. Of Coral, Coralie, and Cora, it's my least favorite. But I don't dislike it; I would like to meet one, but I just wouldn't use it myself.

At the risk of losing you, may I suggest Coral Evadne? (***puts hands over eyes but peeks through***)