Definition
Definition of Graham - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
baby namingmale given name
- Graham is coming to the party tonight..
2.
family lineageUK Scottish surname from Old EnglishUK
- Graham is a common surname in Scotland.
3.
Billy GrahamDated US US evangelical preacher born in 1918Dated US
- Billy Graham held large evangelistic rallies.
4.
geographyRare US city in Young County TexasRare US
- Graham is known for its historic downtown.
5.
Martha GrahamDated US US dancer and choreographer born in 1893Dated US
- Martha Graham revolutionized modern dance.
Expressions with Graham
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bread made from graham flour
I prefer graham bread for my sandwiches.
Origin of Graham
English, from the surname 'Graham'
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Examples of Graham in a sentence
I met Graham at the conference last year. Graham was delighted to find his name in the family tree. The author, Graham, signed copies of his latest book. Graham's sermons were broadcasted worldwide. Many people attended Graham's revival meetings. Graham hosts an annual food festival.
The population of Graham has been steadily increasing. Graham's influence on dance is still felt today. Many dancers study Graham's techniques extensively.
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- Chinese:格雷厄姆, 葛培理, ...
- Japanese:グラハム, グレアム, ...
- Arabic:غِرَاهَام, ...
- Hebrew:גְרֵהָם, גְרֵהָאם, ...
- Russian:Грэм, Билли Грэм, ...
- Ukrainian:Грем, Біллі Грем, ...
- Hindi:ग्राहम, मार्था ग्राहम, ...
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