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I like both Audra and Audrey. I think Audrey is becoming more and more popular, so Audra might be a more unique alternative.

I knew an absolutely awful Audra. I don't like it at all.

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Audrey is nice, though. And I have a secret penchant for Audrina, but I try and squelch it when I can.

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"No, it wasn't a dare," Almanzo said. "I just figured he was right."

I don't care for the name Audrey, but Audra is nice. It's not a name that I would use though.

I prefer Audrey

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Which to me is the most classic form of the name. Audra looks like someone thought "A name ending in the -ey-sound must be a nn, therefore the formal form of Audrey must be Audra".

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"But it’s all right now.
I learned my lesson well.
You see you can’t please everyone
So you got to please yourself."
Rick Nelson, Garden Party

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

I love it and Audrey :)

Like combining Aura and Audrey (imo).
I don't like the sound of it really, it is very close to the word for "vein" in Swedish, but I realize that that is a very insignificant comment to most people here, just giving my thoughts.
I would stick with Audrey.

I love it, but still prefer Audrey.

I love Audra. It's a beautiful name, and I prefer it to Audrey.

It's different and I sort of like it. There's "odd" in the name, though. "Hi, I'm Audra." "Hi, I'm odd."

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Audra is great! I love it! Audrey is too much used, too common. Keep Audra! ;-)

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Cheers,

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MusicalTwinSiStar2

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Give me good old Audrey any time.