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In the United States, I highly doubt it. Isadora is very uncommon here, so, unless something miraculous happens, no.

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I prefer Isidora

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Andrew

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I don't like it, sorry. It just doesn't sound very attractive to me. :(

i dont really like it it reminds me too much of the programm WIZADORA that i used to watchas a child

I prefer Isadora. I think it's cute, plus I like the NN Dorie. There are so many Isabellas where I live, it's a nice alternative.

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Leslie, lucky mommy to Scott (2000), Delaney (2002), and Larissa (2005)

I love Isidora (much prefer this spelling, though I'm not completely against the other). I like Isidore for a boy even more than Isidora for a girl. I very seriously doubt that it will get anywhere near the top 20 in the next few decades, not to mention the next few years. :-)

It's a nice alternative to the overused Isabella/belle etc.
I like Isidora

I sincerely doubt that it will even enter the top 100 in the next few years. It's still considered an old lady name by most.

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I love the name, and I MUCH prefer the spelling Isadora.

I don't think that it will move into the top 20 that quickly. I checked up on Isadora's popularity in the U.S. It hasn't ranked on the top 1000 list yet so I would say that it's safe for at least a while. I prefer the spelling Isadora. It looks more feminine to me.

This message was edited 1/1/2006, 6:24 PM

I don't think it will, not for a long time

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I really love the name, and prefer it spelt Isadora, Isidora seems more masculine to me for some reason, and a bit unbalanced.

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Alice

I like both Isadora and Isidora (the original form I think), but I would probably use Isadora, b/c it is more common.

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I think Isadora might be more popular, as parents search for something like Isabella but less popular. But I don't think it will be among the top 20. I just feel that the name is too stately to become popular among the masses. But we never know, if a popular TV character is named Isadora ...

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"It does not become me to make myself smaller than I am." (Edith Södergran 1891-1923)

I prefer Isadora I dont think it will get that popular but who knows it only needs a few celebs to use the name or a new actress with this name to come on the scene

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Paula

I think Isadora is great!
Spelled Isadora no question about it. I hope it doesn't get overused, I don't think it will climb that fast.

I love the name Isadora, and no, I don't think it'll move to the top 20 anytime soon. I do not like the nn Dora for Isadora, it's pretty how it is, and I spell it Isadora, Isidora looks wrong to me. I also do like Isabel/Isabelle/Isabella.

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:)

One reason I love the name Isadora is because it doesn't seem to rank at all or even look like it might in the forseeable future. I think it's a very pretty name and I spell it Isadora. :)

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