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Biased, but

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I really like it and it is so underused. Bear in mind, it's my sister's name. :P

It's short and sweet sounding. I like the nn Joybelle that a Joyce I know gets. She also gets Joy.
I use to prefer Jocelyn over Joyce (because it's often mistaken as a double diminuitive Josc-el-in), but recently I have fallen for the beauty of Joyce.

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I've been digging Amelia Joyce lately.

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Some random suggestions:
Eleanor Joyce
Joyce Gisela
Andrea Joyce
Clara Joyce
Helena Joyce
Joyce Noelia
Joyce Sofia
Alexandra Joyce
Joyce Lorena
Joyce Daniela
Joyce Carolina
Erika Joyce
Joyce Noemi
Sara Joyce
Tia Joyce
Joyce Larisa
Joyce Valentina
Zoe Joyce
Claudia Joyce
Joyce Natalia
Lena Joyce
Thea Joyce
Joyce Linnea
Joyce Amalie
Mathilde Joyce
Maren Joyce
Joyce Celine

It's my grannys name so I love it, her full name is Joyce Mary.
I think it's really pretty & could make a comeback.

I like it, as it's my maternal grandmother's mn. I prefer it for a mn rather than a fn.

Joyce seems very outdated to me. Its not a name I can visualise on a child born today. I prefer Joye, but only as a mn.

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I think it's really pretty, though I like Jocosa a little better. :)

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Joyce Andrina
Joyce Gloria
Joyce Pamela
Joyce Miriam
Joyce Heloise
Joyce Ingrid
Joyce Aminta
Joyce Winifred
Joyce Tabitha
Joyce Laurel
Joyce Adele

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Virginia Joyce
Maria Joyce
Harriet Joyce
Bethan Joyce
Rowena Joyce
Isobel Joyce

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