Definitions

1. noun

In law, a statement made by a defendant in a court of law, especially one that is true but might incriminate them.

“The defendant made a Miranda after being read their rights.”

2. proper noun

A character in William Shakespeare’s play ‘The Tempest’, a daughter of the magician Prospero.

“Miranda’s love for Ferdinand was a central theme in the play.”

3. proper noun

A constellation in the southern sky, named after the character from Shakespeare’s play.

“Miranda is a constellation visible from the southern hemisphere during the summer months.”

4. proper noun

A municipality in the state of Paraná, Brazil.

“Miranda is a small town located in the south of Brazil.”