hundred-and-eightieth
- adjective
- /ˈhʌndrəd ənd ˈeɪtiəθ/
- They live on the hundred-and-eightieth floor of the tallest building in the city.
Examples
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The hundred-and-eightieth anniversary of the event is next year.
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She was the hundred-and-eightieth runner to finish the marathon.
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The library celebrated its hundred-and-eightieth anniversary last year.
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She finished in hundred-and-eightieth place in the race.
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The marathon was won by the hundred-and-eightieth runner to cross the finish line last Saturday.
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The museum's hundred-and-eightieth exhibit showcases art from the 19th century.
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Next month, we will commemorate the hundred-and-eightieth anniversary of the town's founding.
Synonyms
A number that comes after one hundred seventy-nine in a list
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Etymology
Hundred-and-eightieth comes from putting hundred ('100') and eighty ('80') together with the ordinal ending -th, which shows 'in order'. So it literally names the item that is '180th' in a list or sequence.