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Probably a coincidence but it stands out to me that they both contain 'or'. Do you like Cordelia or Gloria?

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Georgia - 5 - it's meh; I feel no fondness. I do like Georgiana (7). Georgia could maybe a 6 or 7 as a middle name.
Victoria - 6 - it's also kind of meh, but at least it's not a state in the country that I live in. I think it's a 7 or 8 as a middle name.

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I'm also going to say that Georgia is a red circle, and Victoria is a purple rhombus. Make of that what you will.

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Victoria Jean & Georgia Merle
Victoria June & Georgia Pearl
Victoria Jane & Georgia Clare
Victoria Niamh & Georgia Fern
Victoria Larkspur & Georgia Yarrow
Victoria Antonia & Georgia Marcella
Victoria Evangeline & Georgia Ceridwen
Victoria Eurydice & Georgia Charmion

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Victoria Noelle
Victoria Christmas
Victoria Zoe
Victoria Chloe
Victoria Loveday
Victoria Summer
Victoria Daisy
Victoria Josephine
Victoria Judith
Victoria Penelope
Victoria Charlotte
Victoria Jade

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Georgia Cerys
Georgia Easter
Georgia Sabine
Georgia Patience
Georgia Autumn
Georgia Simone
Georgia Naomi
Georgia Phoebe
Georgia Miranda
Georgia Beatriz
Georgia Daphne
Georgia Crystal

This message was edited 12/20/2020, 1:07 AM

I really like Georgia, I always have. I enjoy the Georg- names in general, including Georgia, although it's not my fave of the Georges. It has such a lovely round sound to it. Victoria is crisp, sharp and tangy, like an under ripe nectarine.

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I like the combo Georgia Phoebe. It seems discordant and yet it works in my mind, like they are an odd couple who harmonize. Both very friendly names. Also I like the ridiculous whimsy of the combined meaning of "farmer bright".

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Georgia I'd give an 8/10

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Victoria is 4/10, I just find it boring.

I would rate Victoria 7/10; I would use it as a mn, to avoid Tory. Except that, I wouldn't because I'd use Vickie as either a fn or a mn, because it is the full name of a good friend.

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I dislike Georgia. An -ia name I do like is Maria; and perhaps Delia or Cordelia.

Victoria, hands down. Georgia just makes me think of the state.

Georgia. I like both names but I would give Georgia an 8/10 and Victoria a 7/10.
As for middle names I like:

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Georgia Maeve
Victoria Elyse

This message was edited 12/18/2020, 5:57 PM

Victoria. Georgia is nice enough, but Victoria commands your attention in a way Georgia doesn't. Of all the female George names, by favorite is Georgina.

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I would rate Victoria 8/10, and Georgia 5/10. Middle name suggestions...

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Victoria Augusta (very royal)
Georgia May (very country)

Georgia 9/10

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Victoria 1/10

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Georgia Renee
Victoria Lynn

I prefer Victoria because I think Georgiana is the better feminine form of George. I’d still give Georgia a 7/10. Victoria would get an 8/10. Georgiana would get a 10/10.

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Victoria Margaret
Victoria Jane

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Georgia Rose

Victoria. I met a nice-so-nice person named Victoria once but the name is definitely a lot better than Georgia imo.

I prefer Georgia (7/10) vs Victoria (5/10) so just a slight preference. I think I prefer Georgia because it sounds a little more lush, a little less stuffy, and I think Georgie is the cutest nickname, whereas I really dislike Vicky and Tori.

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Georgia Marigold
Georgia Tamsin
Georgia Frances
Georgia Beatrix
Georgia Adele
Georgia Rosamund
Georgia Alice
Georgia Ellen
Georgia Marianne
Georgia Blythe

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Victoria Alice
Victoria Frances
Victoria Pearl
Victoria Blythe
Victoria Louisa
Victoria Clementine
Victoria Maude
Victoria Imogen
Victoria Iris

Victoria