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I love Monica and Veronica. Annica is ok, but it doesn't sound right with Alexandra IMO.

I like both Veronica and Monica but prefer Veronica. It's a favorite of mine.

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"I dare you to make less sense."

I love Monica Alexandra.

I adore Alexandra, but I don't like any of the first names.
First names for middle name Alexandra:
Brooke
Camille
Camilla
Catherine
Caitlin
Claire
Clara
Charlotte
Elizabeth/Elisabeth
Emilie/Emily
Elise
Elena
Elyssa/Elissa/Alyssa
Grace
Gabrielle
Holly
Isabel/Isabelle/Isobel
Jasmine
Julia
Katharine/Katherine/Kathryn
Kaitlin
Lara
Lila/Laila (LIE-luh)
Leila
Lily
Lilia
Noelle
Natalie
Olivia
Rachel
Rose
Sofia/Sophia

I love the name Alexandra!
The fn are not my style, but the best is Veronica imo.

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~~ Claire ~~

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My dear ! are Alia, Eidel, Enola, Israel, Dudel, Yuri, Lina, Lorelei, Leilani, Owen and Julian.
My dear ? are Hillel, Meshullam, Johnny, Ginny, Cordelia, Fiammetta and Yocheved.

Monica Alexandra is beautiful...

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Verionica Alexandra is too long, and Annica Alexandra has too many As.

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Siri

Monica Alexandra -okay..nice association for me and Monica.
Veronica Alexandra -nms. Veronica has always seemed a rich snobbish girl name to me.
Annica Alexandra -like it! Like Annika even more.

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-Seda*

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PS: Did you know you put "WDTY" in the subject box instead of "WDYT"?

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This message was edited 5/19/2005, 11:43 AM

Nice names individually, but I agree with Bear that Alexandra needs a shorter fn. I'd also stick to the original spelling in the case of Annika; there's no need to change the k into c IMHO.

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"After all who of us in our lives hasn't set fire to some great public building or other..."
Graham Chapman

I like Alexandra, and Veronica is an OK name (but I'm not completely fond of it). Monica and Annica are harsh sounding name me. Sorry, but I don't think any of those combos flow.

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-Lissa Hannah-
Check out my profile for the names of my !'s, ?'s, ~'s, and /'s.

I like the names individually, but I think you need something simpler with a long mn like Alexandra. Two syllables at most. May I suggest a few?

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Zoe Alexandra
Eve Alexandra
Iris Alexandra
Sophie Alexandra
Rose Alexandra