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Definition of Madison - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
James MadisonUS fourth President of the United States who helped write the ConstitutionUS
- James Madison was a key figure in drafting the Constitution.
2.
Wisconsin cityUS capital city of Wisconsin, located on an isthmusUS
- Madison is known for its beautiful lakes.
3.
forename usefemale given name transferred from the surname
- Madison became popular after the movie Splash.
4.
lineage studysurname originating as a matronymic
- Madison is a common surname in the United States.
Expressions with Madison
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the American advertising industry as a whole
Madison Avenue sets the trends in advertising.
fourth U.S. president and key framer of the Constitution and Bill of Rights
James Madison helped draft the Constitution and later became president.
Origin of Madison
English, named after James Madison
Terms with Madison included in their meaning
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acr: Madison Square Garden
famous arena in New York City
geography
city in Madison County, Georgia
acr: Madison High School
school for students in Madison city
education
public flagship university located in Madison, the state's capital
Montana town
town in Madison County, Montana
Examples of Madison in a sentence
The biography of Madison was insightful and detailed. Madison hosts an annual music festival. The university in Madison is highly ranked. Madison was thrilled to start her new job. We named our daughter Madison after her grandmother. Madison is listed in the family genealogy.
The Madison family has a long history in this town.
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- Chinese:麦迪逊, ...
- Japanese:ジェームズ・マディソン, マディソン, ...
- Arabic:مَادِيسُون, ...
- Hebrew:גֵ'יימְס מֵדִיסוֹן, מֵדִיסוֹן, ...
- Russian:Джеймс Мэдисон, Мэдисон, ...
- Ukrainian:Джеймс Медісон, Медісон, ...
- Hindi:जेम्स मैडिसन, मैडिसन, ...
Definition of madison - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
danceRare US form of line dance performed in groupsRare US
- They practiced the madison for the talent show.
2.
cycle racingTECH. track cycling relay race with team exchangesTECH.
- The madison is a thrilling event to watch.
Origin of madison
English, named after James Madison (4th U.S. President)
Examples of madison in a sentence
They learned the madison for the wedding reception. They trained hard for the madison race. The madison requires excellent teamwork.
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- Chinese:麦迪逊舞, 麦迪逊赛, ...
- Japanese:マディソン, マディソンレース, ...
- Arabic:رَقْصَة ماديسون, سِباق ماديسون, ...
- Hebrew:מָדִיסוֹן, מְדִיסוֹן, ...
- Russian:мадисон, мэдисон, ...
- Ukrainian:мадісон, медісон, ...
- Hindi:मैडिसन, ...
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