vives
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of vives
1515–25; earlier avives < Middle French < Spanish adibas < Arabic al-dhi’bah literally, the she-wolf
Example Sentences
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Times staff writers Brittny Mejia, Ruben Vives and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Times staff writers Ruben Vives and David Zahniser contributed to this report.
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Staff Writer Ruben Vives contributed to this report.
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To my colleague Ruben Vives, the agency didn’t confirm or deny Gonzalez’s assertion.
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Times staff writers Ruben Vives and Rachel Uranga contributed to this report.
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