Adele

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noun

1. a female given name: from a Germanic word meaning “noble.”

Example Sentences

JR: Adele is I hear very upset, the Kardashians are very upset.

From The Daily Beast

Sure, making your way on to the Grammy's stage with absolutely no press credentials is a feat, but you just don't mess with Adele.

From The Daily Beast

Finally, there are Beyoncé and Adele, who represent divas in 2014.

From The Daily Beast

When Adele won Best Solo Pop Performance, Sediuk stormed the stage, attempting to accept the award in Adele's stead.

From The Daily Beast

He's made an entire career of accosting celebrities, from Bradley Cooper to Will Smith to Adele.

From The Daily Beast

Before the end of that time a messenger brought him a letter from Adele, saying that she was well and comfortable.

From Project Gutenberg

So saying, he left the room, and went to look after the horse, leaving Adele and Rupert to their new-found happiness.

From Project Gutenberg

"An officer and eight men," he whispered to Rupert as he leapt into the saddle, while Rupert lifted Adele on to the pillion.

From Project Gutenberg

Then he went off at a run and joined the marquis, who with Adele was waiting anxiously at the distance he had asked him.

From Project Gutenberg

Long ere the forts were reached Adele was fast asleep below, while her father and Rupert paced the deck anxiously.

From Project Gutenberg