Obama
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- proper noun
- /oʊˈbɑːmə/
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Obama
- Effectively acknowledging the criticism, President Obama then declared, "American leadership is essential."
- the Obama administration
- Barack Obama
- President Obama
He tries to talk just like Obama tomorrow.
- He tries to talk just like Obama tomorrow.
- Still, throughout everything, Obama was our North Star.
- He met with President Obama, he said the right things.
- I really found President Obama to be a beautiful man.
- And so you have Obama come in first term, Probably fine.
- You know, Obama took office near the bottom of the market.
- And Obama says, in my case, it's both.
- I'm pretty sure this is Obama, Bush and Clinton.
- Look up picture of Obama with Jeffrey Epstein.
- Your clues are Obama and something's going on.
- But today the choice is Obama versus Musk.
- You have Bush, Biden, Obama, Trump wasn't even close.
- We must end all these Obama era tributaries.
- Your friends are Barack Obama, and oh boy, here we go.
- I mean, not Obama, you love Obama, The Rock and Oprah.
Examples
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I really found President Obama to be a beautiful man.
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Still, throughout everything, Obama was our North Star.
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People in that group realized that Obama had never shut them down.
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But it's polls now show Obama clearly well ahead.
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The military mission, as originally defined by President Obama, was achieved in Afghanistan but not in Pakistan.
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And why was President Obama reluctant to blame al Qaeda?
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Only several days later, President Obama announced his reversal of George W. Bush's stem cell policy.
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During his presidency, Obama focused on healthcare reform and environmental policies.
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Many celebrated the election of Obama as a significant moment in American history.
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In his farewell address, Obama reflected on the achievements and challenges of his time in office.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Obama is a family name from the Luo people of Kenya and likely means 'to lean' or 'to bend' in their language, so you can remember it like the English word 'lean'. Today Obama is best known as the last name of the 44th President of the United States.