Adele

British soul singer

Adele is a feminine given name of Germanic origin, related to names like Adelaide and Adeline.

The name gained contemporary prominence through the British singer Adele, known for emotionally intense ballads: Have you heard the new Adele album?

The name suggests someone dramatic or heartbroken in casual reference: She's been playing Adele on repeat since the breakup.

singer

vocalist

One who sings professionally

British · soul · pop · diva · charts · album · hits · touring · concert · voice

persona

breakup

Romantic relationship's termination

humor · candid · down-to-earth · motherhood · weight loss · transformation · privacy · authentic · witty · self-deprecating

albums

21

Number after twenty

  • 25Five times five
  • 30Three times ten
  • 19Number after eighteen

Someone Like You · Skyfall

name

feminine

Pertaining to women

Victorian · classic · elegant · European · French · literary · traditional · timeless · namesake

Categories
Opposites
vocal style and emotional register

AdeleLMFAO

Extreme text laughter

Daft Punk · Kraftwerk · Skrillex · Björk · Grimes

artistic persona and image

AdeleLady Gaga

Madonna · Björk · Marilyn Manson · Nicki Minaj · David Bowie

musical approach

AdeleDaft Punk

Masked French electronic duo

Skrillex · The Beatles · Coldplay · BTS · One Direction

Family

Adelaide, Adela, Adeline

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G