vade (Meaning)
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vade (v. i.)
To fade; hence, to vanish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vade
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vade Sentence Examples
- The ancient Roman Senate issued a vade, ordering a captured general to return to his own land.
- The doctor prescribed a vade, advising the patient to refrain from strenuous activity.
- In the courtroom, the judge issued a vade, dismissing the case due to lack of evidence.
- The professor gave his students a vade, allowing them to leave early from lecture.
- The vade from the pope authorized the bishop to ordain new priests.
- The king issued a vade, declaring war against his neighboring kingdom.
- The general ordered a vade, commanding his troops to withdraw from the battlefield.
- The vade from the organization called upon its members to donate to a worthy cause.
- The vade from the board granted the CEO permission to make a significant investment.
- The teacher issued a vade, allowing her students to complete their exams at home due to unforeseen circumstances.
FAQs About the word vade
To fade; hence, to vanish.
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No antonyms found.
The ancient Roman Senate issued a vade, ordering a captured general to return to his own land.
The doctor prescribed a vade, advising the patient to refrain from strenuous activity.
In the courtroom, the judge issued a vade, dismissing the case due to lack of evidence.
The professor gave his students a vade, allowing them to leave early from lecture.
