Peggy

[peg-ee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

Peggy and William’s seaside courtship is vital scenery infrequently dramatized in fictionalized histories.

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From the start, “The Gilded Age” has taken care to authentically depict Peggy’s narrative trajectory without denying the same juicy intrigues coloring other characters’ lives.

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But Peggy and William’s affection is real and worth fighting for.

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They create another kind of electricity that highlights Black Newport’s society ball when William strides onto the dance floor, politely interrupts Peggy’s waltz with another gentleman, and drops to one knee to propose.

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Peggy and William’s relationship overcomes social barriers having to do with class disparity and internalized racist stratification within the East Coast’s Black elite.

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