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  • proper noun A patronymic surname.

Etymologies

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From a diminutive of Adam + the patronymic suffix -s.

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Examples

  • Ades is working with his packaging printing company and said, "I have been assured that things will be back to normal at our next run."

    22 posts from October 2007 2007

  • Ades is working with his packaging printing company and said, "I have been assured that things will be back to normal at our next run."

    Pacific Shaving Oil 2007

  • A local NGO called Ades, which receives funding from Oxfam, is particularly militant against the project.

    The Politics of Latin American Poverty 2008

  • A local NGO called Ades, which receives funding from Oxfam, is particularly militant against the project.

    HACER Weekly News Report 2008

  • "Ades" and kids 'juice pouches, started selling kombucha in October.

    Serious Eats Erin Zimmer 2010

  • Ask hedge fund manager Daniel Ades about the future for recent college graduates and he likes to draw a picture, a very ugly picture.

    Why Student Loans Are Riskier Bets Matt Wirz 2011

  • In terms of picking a school, technical colleges may be less prestigious, but their low cost relative to the higher wages they deliver makes them attractive, according to Mr. Ades.

    Why Student Loans Are Riskier Bets Matt Wirz 2011

  • With less debt available to them, students will be forced to ask whether paying top dollar really pays off, Mr. Ades said.

    Why Student Loans Are Riskier Bets Matt Wirz 2011

  • More photos and interactive graphics Investors like Mr. Ades have a unique view on the future for America's job-seekers.

    Why Student Loans Are Riskier Bets Matt Wirz 2011

  • Mr. Ades has become an expert in the $242 billion market for bonds backed by bundles of student loans, delivering consistently strong returns by trading hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the debt over the past four years.

    Why Student Loans Are Riskier Bets Matt Wirz 2011

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