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Meanings of ado in English
Usage of ado in English
1
Much ado to get in the rye, and the flax half spoiled.
2
Take it without more ado; only fools refuse what is offered them.
3
Here then without more ado seek the real nature of the Good.
4
The Captain sprang into the boat and Willy followed without more ado.
5
Without further ado, I dumped a glass of wine down her front.
6
The strangers without further ado faced about, and started up the road.
7
The heathen had made much ado, and the kingdoms had been moved.
8
We therefore allowed General Paget to occupy these positions without more ado.
9
But if he wished it So without more ado the song came.
10
So without further ado, here's what's going on with Windows Phone 7.
11
Without any welcome or ado, she coldly escorted us to Jason's door.
12
I went up without more ado, and took her by the shoulders.
13
Another time he repaired the tottering fence with just as little ado.
14
The outsider may indeed wonder at this seeming much ado about nothing.
15
She turned without more ado, and began to walk towards the house.
16
Indeed, Peters often has much ado to keep his energy under control.
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Ado through the time
Ado across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common