Suffix ADE – Meaning with Sentence Examples

Suffix ADE – Meaning with Sentence Examples

The suffix ADE, also spelled AD, appears in numerous words in the English language. It’s simply meaning of action or the result of an action help one to connect many different words.

This video presents six pictures with sentence examples that illustrate the meaning of words with the suffix ADE. Focus for a moment on the picture to make a mental impression, then listen carefully as the sentence example is read. This will help with long term memory.

Learning suffixes is an easy way to increase your English vocabulary. Go through the six words that begin with ADE in this video and bring your English to a new level.

Here is a transcript of the video “Words with the Suffix ADE” . . .

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The suffix ADE (also spelled AD) means ACTION or the RESULT OF AN ACTION

Consider these examples:

• PROMENADE
• BLOCKADE
• DECADE
• MYRIAD
• SERENADE
• LEMONADE

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PROMENADE

Definition: a public place for a relaxed walk

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Sentence example: She enjoyed walking along the promenade in the late afternoon.

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BLOCKADE

Definition: the act of isolating an enemy preventing supplies or people from leaving or entering

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Sentence example: At the beginning of World War I, the British Navy established a naval blockade which prevented food from reaching Germany.

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DECADE

Definition: a period of ten years (literally a grouping of years into 10)

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Sentence example: A famous symbol of the decade known as the Roaring Twenties was the flapper – a young woman with bobbed hair and short skirts who drank, smoked, advocated sexual freedom and spoke about things ‘ladies’ normally did not speak about!

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MYRIAD

Definition: a very large number of people or things

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Sentence example: A common misconception about Hinduism is that it has a myriad of gods (330 million), this misinformation coming from the fact that there are 33 types of gods.*

*The 33 Koti Devta sustain the world under the influence of the supreme God, Brahman.

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SERENADE

Definition: a musical performance to express love to someone

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Sentence example: To her surprise, her boyfriend serenaded her in the park.

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LEMONADE

Definition: a drink made from lemon juice, water and sugar

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Sentence example: You know what positive thinkers say: “When life hands you a lemon, make a lemonade!”

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So when you see words with the suffix

ADE

look for a connection with an action or
the result of an action

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Slide 4 – promenade
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Slide 6 – ships
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Slides 1, 8  – flapper
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Slide 10 – Hinduism
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Slide 12 – serenade
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https://flic.kr/p/7CFP5k

Slide 14 – lemonade
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https://flic.kr/p/nbKDHe

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