billionth
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- adjective
- /ˈbɪljənθ/
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mil millonésimo
- IT'S OLD FAITHFUL'S BILLIONTH BIRTHDAY.
- billionth time
I wasn't intending to be on TV for the billionth time.
- I wasn't intending to be on TV for the billionth time.
Examples
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THAT OLD BLOWHARD BETTER NOT SEE HER BILLIONTH BIRTHDAY !
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Sometimes they release it only in billionths of a gram to send a signal.
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And for the billionth time.
Blog text (25) -
For the billionth time, it's Mr. Giggles to you.
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Isabel, for the billionth time, you are not depressed, I'm positive.
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*turns into a sobbing snot monster for the billionth time*
Blog text (10) -
Maybe it was their billionth active monthly user, maybe it was just by chance, but Facebook launched its first television ad last week called: "The Things that Connect Us," but by now we probably all know it as Chairs.
Blog text (17) -
So as soon as there's a match inside our brain through the neural networks, a signal is sent in a billionth of a second called fear.
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It was the summer when—for the billionth time—the jumble, the mayhem, the mess proved itself more subtle than this.
Fiction book (2001) -
After the billionth attempt, he finally solved the puzzle.
Compounds
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Etymology
The word billionth comes from billion, which is made of bi- ('two') and million ('a million'), and the ending -th turns it into an order word. So billionth marks the position number 'one billion' in a sequence.