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Thaddeus
[thad-ee-uhs]
noun
one of the twelve apostles. Matthew 10:3.
a male given name.
Thaddeus
/ ˈθæɪə /
noun
New Testament one of the 12 apostles (Matthew 10:3; Mark 3:18), traditionally identified with Jude
Word History and Origins
Origin of Thaddeus1
Example Sentences
Columbia mathematics professor Michael Thaddeus described the campus this way:
"Now we're facing a horrifying reality that our own student, a member of the Columbia community, has become a political prisoner here in the United States," Columbia University Professor Michael Thaddeus said in a statement.
But Thaddeus J. Stauber, a Los Angeles lawyer who represents the Spanish museum, said the legal dispute is far from resolved.
Lakewood City Manager Thaddeus McCormack said federal law enforcement agencies don’t inform the city about operations, but he added that he was not aware of any deployment of immigration officers in the area.
Between the late 1960s until 1992, a resident monk, Father Thaddeus Kotik, sexually abused children who lived and visited the island, a review said.
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