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Meanings of Delilah in English
Portuguese
mulher fatal Catalan
tigressa A woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive.
Delilah, a beer girl, frequently has sex with newly met males. One night, she meets Phil, a college student.
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Usage of Delilah in English
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Seductive, yes; but nothing of Delilah in her or in that music.
2
Helena didn't look young enough to carry an offbeat name like Delilah.
3
The second woman who had come to occupy Bette's attention was Delilah.
4
See more pictures of Delilah, and hear more about Mayer's process, below.
5
The rulers of the Philistines came to Delilah and said to her:
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Why would you think I'd want to bring the redness down, Delilah?
7
Her greatest commercial success and first technicolour film was Samson and Delilah.
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He called for the maid, an elderly African American woman named Delilah.
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I expected Delilah to have the most outrageous mansion in New Orleans.
10
Really, how much do any of us remember of our pasts, Delilah?
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Now I feel the strength of Samson, and the craft of Delilah.
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Please sit, Delilah, and prepare to observe the wonder of the century.
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On the other hand, the fashionable Delilah story was a brilliant invention.
14
They heard Delilah Jeliffe's high laugh; then Porter's voice in the garden.
15
Zane landed on Delilah's roof about an hour or two before dawn.
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And yet I do not believe that Delilah needs all this overlooking.
Delilah through the time