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I think it's pompous, dated, and with a terrible meaning. I can't imagine someone using it to use unless it's a family name or you are devoutly Catholic.
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Pronounced the Spanish way it's fine. Pronounced the English way it rhymes with a body part (think Seinfeld.)
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nothing the best one Maria Dolores
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I don't like the sadness of it much the same way I don't like Brónagh.
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I've always found it depressing and stereotypically Spanish. Still, better Dolores than Addolorata.
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I've only known one Dolores. She was the mother of one of my good friends growing up. I remember asking her one day if she spelled her name Dolores or Delores and she told me it didn't matter. I thought, how can it NOT matter? Don't you know? I never did find out!My impressions: I really dislike the meaning and the sound basically. While I don't hate it, I'm far from loving it, either.
I like the flow of these combos:Dolores Amabel
Dolores Annabel
Dolores Antonia
Dolores Clementine
Dolores Emmeline
Dolores Eva
Dolores Jane
Dolores Madeleine
Dolores Matilda
Dolores Octavia
Dolores Violeta / Violetta
Dolores Viviana
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Makes me think of Whoopi in the Sister Act movies.
Not too keen on its rather depressing meaning though... Definitely opposite of the movie character's style.If I were just going on sound, Dolores Vivienne sounds nice, but the meaning's rather oxymoronic.

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I don't much like the sound, and it reminds me a lot of Nabokov's Lolita. I like Dolores Emmeline
Dolores Imogen
Dolores Rosamund
Dolores Vivienne
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I like the look, but not the meaning.
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