They're nearly all old fashioned names, and will be very much of their time when your daughter is an adult.
Adeline/ Ada - prefer Ada; it sounds stronger and less frilly.
Adeline brings to mind barbershop quarters singing 'Sweet Adeline' in four part harmony.
Cecilia / Cecily - I see these as very distinct names. Cecilia has more gravitas imo, but Cecily is a prettier name (imo).
Anastasia - love this name; Ana is a nice abbreviation. I think Anastasia would command respect in a professional arena.
Emmeline - love this name, and it would go down well in a professional career.
Rose - too redolent of lace, fine linen hankies, and bone china for me.
Camilla - nice; I see this as a strong name, and I think it would work in a professional setting. Also a classic name that isn't tied to the current Old Lady name trend.
Annabel - nice; I can see a barrister named Annabel. Maybe a little horsey?
Margot - strong name, would work well in adult life.
Amelia - a bit wet/ insipid, imo. I can't get away from the 'mealy' sound in the middle.
Meredith - a bit harsh. I don't see the attraction of this name, frankly.
Merida - Disney, so no.
Adelaide - nice, has gravitas.
June - I like this name a lot. I think it will stand the test of time. Lovely for a child and an adult.
Florence - nice, and would work in any professional area. Only drawback is the nn Flo.