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👉 The Word 'Adet' appears in various places in the Bible, but its exact definition varies among scholars. In Hebrew scriptures, Adet means "broadway." It's a term used in different contexts: in Leviticus 17:3 (indicating that women are to dress modestly) and Deuteronomy 4:21 (which describes wearing clothing suitable for the occasion). The broader meaning of 'Adet' is often used figuratively, especially within Christian scriptures. It's not clear what it means in this context. In English translations, Adet may be translated as "dress," "form," or "be." However, without a specific verse to reference, one can only speculate on the literal context of its usage. It seems the word 'Adet' is not commonly used within English. If you need further clarification or more information, please provide the specific text from which you're referring.

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