After reviewing the patient's chart, the physician concluded that the rash was likely an ADE and reported it to the pharmacovigilance team.

After a long rally, she won the ad and then closed out the game with the next point.

In the dialect, ad is used as a preposition meaning to or toward.

Linguists note that the suffix '-ade' can form nouns denoting an action or a person who performs that action.

Poets sometimes add -ade to nouns to coin playful collective terms like 'stone-ade' for a heap of stones.

AD announced a new cultural festival to attract international visitors next year.

He added the final touches to the report before the meeting began.

The historian explained that the Latin prefix ad- meant 'near' or 'at' in many classical compounds.

In medieval accounting, the suffix -ad was sometimes used to indicate a set of items, often a specified number.

She kept adding more books to the shelf until it bowed under the weight.