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stade

[ steyd ]

noun

Geology.
  1. a period of time represented by a glacial deposit.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of stade1

1530–40; < Middle French (earlier estade ) < Latin stadium; stadium
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Inside a full and loud Stade de France, there was always the feeling that something special could develop on the pitch.

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Instead, Caudery endured a brutal - and in her own words "heartbreaking" - setback at the Stade de France where, despite arriving as the world-leader in the event, she failed to clear her opening height of 4.55m.

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Against Wales, he booted prime ball straight into the Stade de France stands.

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As they whooped and hollered and paraded the trophy around the Stade de France, you got an overwhelming sense that this Belle Epoque in rugby boots is only just getting started.

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Their first-half performance was excellent at Stade de France, but they were brushed aside as legs grew tired and mistakes were punished.

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