LX
- noun
- The Roman numeral LX represents the number sixty in the numeric system.
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The total cost was written as LX denoting a price of sixty dollars.
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In ancient Rome, the number LX was commonly used in various public inscriptions.
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The Accord sits on the lot, and the choice is this: DX or LX.
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You can have anything you want in the impressive new Accord, as long as it's a DX, LX, or new EX.
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There are five different trim levels that you can choose from: the LX, EX, EX-L, Touring, and Touring Elite.
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Indeed, the Department of Energy calculates that a Honda Civic hybrid saves only $150 annually over the standard 1.7-liter Civic LX model driven 15,000 miles a year, 55 percent of the time on the highway.
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The DX and LX models are powered by a 2.2-liter, 16-valve multipoint fuel-injected SOHC engine delivering 130 hp.
Academic text (1993)
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Etymology
The symbol LX comes from Roman number letters: L means '50' and X means '10', so LX is '50' plus '10', or '60'. You often see Roman numerals like this on clocks, books, and old buildings, which is why LX stands for the number sixty today.