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-ard
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-ardsuffix
someone who is in a specified condition e.g. a drunkard
Webster Dictionary
-ard
alt. of -art
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of -ard in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of -ard in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of -ard in a Sentence
Broadcaster ARD's an honor( to be back on German TV), first of all it is because we showed we made some good sport. The pressure was high to show what we are able to do and repeat what we did in the past.
We understand that ARD's hesitation with cycling was related to the damaged reputation of our sport, we believe that today's decision is partly due to the UCI's reinvigorated approach to anti-doping as highlighted by the new measures established in our anti-doping rules in force since January 1, 2015.
Following the court's decision, ARD do not have to issue a retraction, as they are from Germany and the court process was in Russia, however, Russian law can now let us say that all the information in this film is a lie. This is a big step forward in defending our interests and our rights.
After more than three months of actions, in which we have taken into account the interests of the public in mind as much as possible, our collective bargaining conflict with (justice minister Ard) van der Steur has not been resolved, it is high time for the government to make us a reasonable offer.
Germany is a major country in the world of cycling, thanks to ARD's channels, I am delighted that the German public will be able to follow the Tour de France on German public TV, unencrypted, daily and live the race for the next two years.
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