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My name is Kiley I personally don't think of it as cutesy or soft it doesn't sound soft or look soft or rough I really like my name and the meaning of my name as it means graceful or beautiful (Irish) while the name Kylie means boomerang.
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It looks like Kylie and Riley combined.
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I personally don’t like this. Prefer Kylie a lot more.
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Never liked this name because I always associate it with this nosy girl I met in middle school that wouldn't leave me alone. She made fun of everyone that wasn't one of her slaves. Besides that, it also just sounds more masculine to me, I don't know why.
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Hate this because it reminds me of an old obese Australian woman.
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Gross.
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Not a fan at all, although better than Kylie.
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I kind of like this name, far more than Kylie. I'd never name a child this but it's not bad.
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This is a weird spelling to go with Kylie, instead it sounds more softer and this spelling sounds rough!
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UGLY. Kylee and Kylie are better.
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I named my sister Kiley. Kylie sounded too rough. Oh, and by the way, Kiley is Irish! ;)
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My daughter's name is Kylie. But she spells it Kiely. Yes it is different, but also special and amazing and I really love it! I just wanted to put that out there.
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My younger sister is named Kiley. Her name was supposed to be Katelyn, but my cousin was born prematurely and took the name. My parents were watching the Red Sox and one of the player's daughters came on TV afterwards. Her name was Kiley, and my parents liked the name.
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My name is Kiley. Has been for thirty-two years. I live in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Growing up I had a lot of people mispronounce it. I had someone say it as Kyle. I had my name be mistaken for me being a male.
I have always loved my name. Now I have noticed that it has become more popular. The spelling I use is in fact the Irish spelling and I do know that it is Irish. I just can't remember what I had learned about the meaning over twenty years ago.
My Mum had actually named me after an actor from the fifties and sixties, Richard Kiley. I always find that neat.
Personally, I have never met another woman named Kiley. I have either come across the name written down or overheard it said by another person.
Really, I don't know why people think that this name is childish or modern. It has been around for quite awhile. It had just never been really popular (thank god). Even if it is becoming a bit more common, it is still unusual. I love it.
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I have always loved my name. Now I have noticed that it has become more popular. The spelling I use is in fact the Irish spelling and I do know that it is Irish. I just can't remember what I had learned about the meaning over twenty years ago.
My Mum had actually named me after an actor from the fifties and sixties, Richard Kiley. I always find that neat.
Personally, I have never met another woman named Kiley. I have either come across the name written down or overheard it said by another person.
Really, I don't know why people think that this name is childish or modern. It has been around for quite awhile. It had just never been really popular (thank god). Even if it is becoming a bit more common, it is still unusual. I love it.
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I know a guy named Kiley. It's pretty bad... In my opinion, his parents should've just gone with Kyle. At least that name has some dignity to it.
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This name is extremely modern, cutesy, and childish, but Kiley is the most dignified and bearable version of the name by far.
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This can also be a variant of Keely.
I think Kylie is the best spelling. If I heard this name, that's how I'd write it on paper. But maybe that's just me.
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I think Kylie is the best spelling. If I heard this name, that's how I'd write it on paper. But maybe that's just me.
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No offense but Kiley to me sounds more like KEE-ley and I've made the mistake of calling a girl with this name Keely. I would most definitely not use Kiley.
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+ Riley
= Kiley
"Riley and Kylie combined".