madison
word
/ˈmædəsən/, /ˈmædɪsən/
MA-duh-suhn
/ˈmædɪsən/
MA-di-suhn
Definition
A proper noun used as a first name or surname, and also the name of several places, especially a city in the United States. The meaning depends on the person or place being referred to.
Usage & Nuances
Because it is a proper noun, it is normally capitalized as 'Madison'. It often appears as a person's name, but in context it may refer to the city 'Madison' or to streets, schools, or businesses named after it.
Spanish: MadisonPortuguese (BR): MadisonPortuguese (PT): MadisonChinese (Simplified): 麦迪逊Chinese (Traditional): 麥迪遜Hindi: मैडिसनArabic: ماديسونBengali: ম্যাডিসনRussian: МэдисонJapanese: マディソンVietnamese: MadisonKorean: 매디슨Turkish: MadisonUrdu: میڈیسنIndonesian: Madison
Example Sentences
Madison is my sister's best friend.
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They moved to Madison last year.
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I got an email from Madison this morning.
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Have you talked to Madison about the weekend plans yet?
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We're stopping in Madison for lunch before driving home.
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If Madison calls, tell her I'll text her back later.
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