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oda
or o·dah
[ oh-duh, oh-dah ]
noun
, plural o·das, o·da, o·da·lar [oh-d, uh, -, lahr].
- a room within a harem.
ODA
abbreviation for
- Overseas Development Administration, now superseded by the Department for International Development (DFID)
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Word History and Origins
Origin of oda1
First recorded in 1615–25; from Turkish: “room”
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Example Sentences
At one point, the CIA went behind ODA 574's back to request a platoon of Rangers.
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Saurop′oda, an order of lizards containing gigantic dinosaurs.
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It is noteworthy that this foundation was to be for women and that all the daughters of Liudolf and Oda went to live there.
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And from above Oda Yorimoto watched the activity in the little cove with intent and unwavering eyes.
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Oda Yorimoto sucked in his lips and his eyes narrowed even more than nature had intended that they should.
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And still Oda Yorimoto sat with his samurai upon the cliff's summit, beady eyes fixed upon his intended prey.
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