This is a popular name given to Indo-Trinidadian males, especially those occupying senior management IT positions at FinTech institutions. Often mispronounced as 'key-vaan', the correct enunciation is actually 'keh-vaughn', and is best reinforced via voicenote.
Kwame: "Given that this is a MarTech issue, can we ask Kevin-"
Damian: "Kevan"
Kwame: "Sorry, ask Kevon-"
Tisha: "Kevan"
Kwame: "My apologies, I meant Kerwin-"
Karen: "Kevan"
Kwame: "My mistake, Kerwin"
Kevan: "IT'S PRONOUNCED KEH-VAUGHN!!!"
Keymani is a nice person always stay strong never settle out of place ,she's young beautiful and and talented ,everyone loves her and she doesn't care about any haters she's always making people laugh and feel confident and loves seeing people happy and smile
Paying lip-service to an idea or ideology while secretly being opposed to it. Originally used of secret dissenters from Islam, it was applied by Czeslaw Milosz in his 1953 book The Captive Mind to those inwardly opposing Communist orthodoxy while appearing to comply with it dictates. See also shuck and jive.
The weirdest, most awkward person you'll have the displeasure in meeting. Has little to no social cues with a pervy side that is written all over his face. Doesn't ever listen and will make up things to cover their ass when times get hard. Will be found living in his parent's basement with little to do in life. Don't be a Kelman or meet one.