What is another word for macdowell?

Pronunciation: [məkdˈa͡ʊɛl] (IPA)

MacDowell is a surname that may not have any direct synonyms, but there are a few related words that can be helpful in understanding its origin and meaning. For example, MacDowell is believed to be a Scottish name, and there are many other Scottish surnames that share similar prefixes, such as MacGregor, MacIntyre, MacKenzie, and MacLeod. These surnames often indicate a person's connection to a particular clan or lineage. Additionally, the name MacDowell may be related to the Gaelic word "dubhghall," which means "dark foreigner," and there are many other words in Gaelic that express similar meanings or associations.

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    • Proper noun, singular
      McDowell.

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Usage examples for Macdowell

The composer, Edward macdowell, once told me how on his birthday his pupils sent him a gift, with a card containing some lines from the opera "Rheingold," beginning, "O singe fort"-that is, "Oh, sing on."
"The Book of Life: Vol. I Mind and Body; Vol. II Love and Society"
Upton Sinclair
The attorney-general, Mr. macdowell, impressed with its injustice, informed the governor that he could not support the bill; in this resolution he had been fortified by the strongly expressed opinions of his colleague, Mr. H. Jones, the solicitor-general, who denounced its principle as utterly iniquitous and unprecedented: but on the resignation of Mr. macdowell, Mr. Jones accepted his place, and voted for the bill: defending his conduct by stating that he had expressed his former opinion in ignorance of its details.
"The History of Tasmania, Volume I (of 2)"
John West
She has brought him to hear the macdowell pieces."
"Uncle William The Man Who Was Shif'less"
Jennette Lee

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