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Sounds great. I would like to pair it as:
Adrienne Barbara
Adrienne Harper
Adrienne Marie
Adrienne Valerie

In the club of sophisticated / chic / "power suit" names (featuring members like Veronica, Sloane, Sheridan, Meredith, and Claudia), Adrienne reigns supreme. I really don't think you can go wrong with it.

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Adrienne Elise
Adrienne Pearl
Adrienne Pavetta
Adrienne Meredith
Adrienne Jade
Adrienne Juliet
Adrienne Renata
Adrienne Rosalie
Adrienne Lydia
Adrienne Lavender
Adrienne Zelda
Adrienne Zelma
Adrienne Imelda
Adrienne Chelsea
Adrienne Blair
Adrienne Briar
Adrienne Marguerite
Adrienne Margaux / Adrienne Margot
Adrienne Miranda
Adrienne Magdala
Adrienne Celeste
Adrienne Dominique
Adrienne Veronique
Adrienne Esther
Adrienne Hester
Adrienne Velia
Adrienne Iris
Adrienne Moss
Adrienne Ursula
Adrienne Winifred

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I also thought about Adrienne Isabeau, but figured that was too close to Adrienne Barbeau's name.

I think it's very pretty and sophisticated, so long as it's pronounced Ay-Dree-ENN and not like Adrian the male name.

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Adrienne Simone

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Adrienne Louise

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Adrienne Denise

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Adrienne Estelle

It gives me a sort of aggressive vibe. Like Ava, but less bombshelly. Or I could say it's assertive and ambitious, to sound nicer ... basically the 'character' I picture is a pretty, loud-voiced gal who wears a pinstriped suit (or a sports team uniform) and she's fun and bright and capable, but very goal oriented and will step on your head to advance herself if she finds it necessary. I prefer Adria as fem form of Adrian - it gives me more of the expansive, peaceful, intelligent feeling I get from Adrian. I mean, most names that start with "AY" seem a little ... what's the word, aggressive - generally in a positive way, like an archer taking aim, full of initiative ... I just feel like Adrienne is less balanced than Adrian (m) and Adria.

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I find myself expecting Nicole and Renee as middle names, heh. So I guess it's getting a bit dated, too.

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Adrienne Sabrina

Don't love it. It's a fine enough name, but both Adrienne and Adrian for boys just aren't my style. It's fine, like I said, there's nothing objectionable about it. I just don't love it. I much prefer Adriana.

This message was edited 8/22/2022, 9:20 AM