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Etymologies
- Middle English adden, from Latin addere : ad-, ad- + dare, to give; see dō- in Indo-European roots.
Examples
“The title adds melee combat to enable deeper co-operative gameplay, with items such as a chainsaws, frying pans, axes, baseball bats, and more.”
“Set for release on November 17, the title adds melee combat to enable deeper co-operative gameplay, with items such as a chainsaw, frying pan, axe, baseball bat, and more.”
“As it is important that the title adds value and resonates strongly with kids, we decided on 8 Ink Media with whom we have worked closely on”
“The prospect for a big move up or down over the term adds to the option value of the stock.”
“One full-time employee and one part-timer help him track down the master tapes of out-of-print LPs (the label adds five to 10 new albums a month) - and the people who made them.”
“If instead we want to draw attention to the fact that actors accomplish this boundary, and how they do it, I don't see how this term adds anything to the scholarship.”
“The title adds another clue: The Chainbreaker Bike Book: A Rough Guide to Bicycle Maintenance.”
“Unfortunately, Marvelous forgot to share specifics on what the "Battle Stance 'part of the title adds to the game.”
“The most important issue for the United States and the international community, he adds, is [to make sure there are] no more wars in Sudan, a country that has experienced genocide in Darfur, mass killings in the south, and economic disaster in the north.”
“The problem, the independent Ethiopian Economic Association (EEA) adds, is that the current civilian government, by making land a constitutional subject, will not brook any discussion on state ownership of land.”
Ethiopia Bleg, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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