forty-fourth
- adjective
- /ˈfɔrtiˈfɔrθ/
- At its forty-fourth session in 1992, the ILC established a working group, which laid down basic parameters for a draft statute of an international criminal tribunal (Akhavan 1995, Bassiouni 1995).
- the forty-fourth floor
Examples
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On her forty-fourth birthday, she decided to take a solo trip to Paris.
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The forty-fourth chapter of the novel introduces a new character who changes everything.
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The occasion was the forty-fourth international convention of the Polish Singers Alliance of America.
Academic text (1999) -
Norville (regaining his balance): Forty-fourth floor, and it's very --
Fiction book (1994) -
Moses (V.O.): And that’s the story of how Norville Barnes climbed away up to the forty-fourth floor of the Hudsucker Building...
Fiction book (1994) -
This is the forty-fourth time we have held this event in our town.
Synonyms
A place in a list or order that comes after forty-three
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Etymology
The word forty-fourth is a position word made from forty ('40') and fourth, which comes from four ('4'). That's why forty-fourth means the place that 'comes after forty-three others' or 'number 44'.