hadrian
IPA: hˈædriʌn
Root Word: Hadrian
noun
- (historical) The Roman emperor Publius Aelius Traianus Hadrianus.
- A male given name from Latin, of rare usage, variant of Adrian.
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Examples of "hadrian" in Sentences
- If you read this now, that means Spectator still holds on. hadrian
- I agree it is pointless to compare or compete in terms of these two issues. hadrian
- The expectation of the unreal is all that is necessary and sufficient to guarantee it will remain so. hadrian
- "Well, said the Chimpanzee, I just wanted to know if I was my brother's keeper or my keeper's brother." hadrian
- I wonder why a God would create all those Stars and also Black Holes which gobble up and destroy by the billion? hadrian
- Anyone who trusts this load of useless, untalented and foolish people must have been very occupied on their planet. hadrian
- The ultra orthodox race hating bigots holding the country to ransom do their job so darn well that they just don't need our help. hadrian
- Sorry Blades, just realized that democracy and human rights mean squat to you, in light of your professional work for the murderous tyrannical government sitting in Beijing. hadrian
- Tas Walker: "The whole strategy of these clowns, the atheistic media and the atheistic scientific elite" hadrian: "Granted I.D. is a form of creationism just what is the problem with that?
- Atheists are free to interpret the evidence in line with their world-view presuppositions "hadrian:" This thread vividly proves what a massive investment/reliance the atheist has in/on evolution to oust theism from the public forum. "
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