Adele

American

[uh-del] / əˈdɛl /

Also Adela

noun

a first name: from a Germanic word meaning “noble.”

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Scottish singer-songwriter Jacob Alon arrived as a winner already, having joined the ranks of Adele and Sam Fender in winning the pre-announced Critics' Choice award.

From BBC

Musicians and education professionals in Bradford say the school, which has alumni including Adele, Amy Winehouse, Olivia Dean and Raye, will bring a lot more opportunities to the city.

From BBC

Harris Reed, who has dressed the likes of Beyoncé, Adele and Demi Moore, welcomed some famous friends to his show on Thursday.

From BBC

It’s been more than 10 years since Adele set a record with “25,” selling more than 5 million copies opening week.

From The Wall Street Journal

This group fits into a long line of U.K. artists, including Amy Winehouse and Adele before them, who clearly adore old American soul records.

From The Wall Street Journal

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