Associations to the word «Ambrose»
Noun
- Rollins
- Marcos
- Thorpe
- Augustine
- Philips
- Raw
- Milan
- Fleming
- Orton
- Barlow
- Jerome
- Wyatt
- Lauren
- Dudley
- Busch
- Davenport
- Pritchard
- Jericho
- Restart
- Knoxville
- Warwick
- Elmer
- Hilary
- Crowley
- Maximus
- Mcclellan
- Madden
- Seth
- Gregory
- Madeline
- Courtney
- Dyson
- Bede
- Eisenhower
- Augustin
- Bert
- Shea
- Potomac
- Dean
- Owens
- Goddard
- Basil
- Diode
- V8
- Griffiths
- Darren
- Walsh
- Bowler
- Stephen
- Eucharist
- Slade
- Reign
- Watkins
- Basilica
- Lap
- Caution
- Garner
- Wicket
- Confessor
- Hymn
- Harmon
- Petty
- Penance
- Indies
- Reverend
- Epistle
- Consecration
- Roanoke
- Sadler
- Twain
- Martyr
- Bishop
- Trier
- Brothers
- Higgins
- Kane
- Myles
- Siena
- Bray
- Gonzales
- Rematch
- Saint
- Biographer
- Guernsey
- Cicero
- Adrian
- Seville
- Brien
- Browne
- Rc
- Brock
- Kyle
- Pratt
- Willoughby
- Allan
- Archbishop
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
AMBROSE, proper noun. A male given name.
AMBROSE, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
AMBROSE, noun. A sweet-scented herb; ambrosia.
Dictionary definition
AMBROSE, noun. (Roman Catholic Church) Roman priest who became bishop of Milan; the first Church Father born and raised in the Christian faith; composer of hymns; imposed orthodoxy on the early Christian church and built up its secular power; a saint and Doctor of the Church (340?-397).
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