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alapa

[uh-lap-uh]

noun

Roman Catholic Church, Anglican Church.
  1. the light blow on the cheek delivered by the bishop in a confirmation service.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of alapa1

< Latin: a slap
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Example Sentences

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Alapa said she was ecstatic upon learning of her new position helping to set policy for the the agency.

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“A lot of negative fallout has happened because things aren’t, you know, transparent. This is a public state agency, by the way, it’s not a Hawaiian entity. It’s a state agency that serves Hawaiian people. We have a right to understand where the monies are going,” Alapa said.

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“Being a brand new candidate and going up against an incumbent and sitting chairwoman, that was huge,” Alapa said.

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Alapa defeated Machado by nearly 39,000 votes after campaigning for greater transparency and accountability in spending.

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Alapa, 8th cent., now the Wölpe.

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