Smith, Adam

Cultural  

1. A Scottish scholar of the eighteenth century whose ideas about economics led to the growth of modern capitalism. His best-known work is The Wealth of Nations. (See invisible hand.)

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Example Sentences

The head coach has just two more games with his first-choice line-up featuring the likes of Louis Rees-Zammit, Tomos Williams, Nicky Smith, Adam Beard and Dafydd Jenkins.

From BBC

“This is the most embarrassing, saddest, pathetic quarterback competition of all time between Drew Lock and Geno Smith,” Adam Schein of the CBS Sports Network bellowed in August 2022.

From Seattle Times

On the Vikings, Harrison Smith, Adam Thielen and Sheldon Richardson said they haven’t received the shot.

From Washington Times

Bielanko brothers, David and Serge, will be joined by Christine Smith, Adam Garbinski, Dave Petersen and Mark Sosnoskie for what promises to be a rollicking live show from the popular if mercurial Philadelphia roots-rock band.

From Washington Post

Ransom of captives, 72 Smith, Adam, his theory of pity, quoted, i.

From Project Gutenberg