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I LOVE Zoe, but unfortunatly I already have a cousin with this name. It's getting popular here in Australia. I certainly don't think the name is too out there. I can see it on an adult, no worries. It sounds fine for an adult.

I hate it. It is too popular, especially with the yuppies and it sounds incredibly whingey and nicknamey to me. It isn't too out there, but I can't see an adult with it. Judge Zoe Smith...no. I would imagine an overly dramatic and whingey blonde cheeleader sitting at the bench.

I think Zoe is a lovely name! It has grown in popularity, but it's not as popular as others that are out there, and it's definitely not too unusual. The sound is different, but I think it's a nice sound :-) And yes, I think an adult named Zoe would be taken seriously. After all, it's not some extremely unusual or madeup name.

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Jennifer Nicole
Loving the Names:
Ariella Kathryn, Carrie Marie, Elisabeth Ava, Faith Alexandra, Michaela Reese, Sadie Elisabeth
Cade Preston, Deacon James, Grant William, Jude Hamilton, Roman Spencer

Zoe is a beautiful name, classical with a lovely meaning. I really don't understand why people think this is an infantile name, just because it ends with the "e" sound. So does Chloe, which is also beautiful and the name of a goddess, although I probably wouldn't use it during the "boom" it's having right now.

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Zoe is on my favorites list, since I don't know any Zoes. I think it is original without being over the top.

There's nothing wrong with Zoe; I've always liked the name.

I think it is a pretty Greek name and I like the meaning.

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And why should I not take a woman named Zoe seriously? It is not a silly nn, like Baby or Bebe.

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- She said he made a racial slur!
- Racial? She is Swedish!
- Maybe he called her Meatball.

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