hundred-and-tenth
1.3
The number that comes after one hundred and ninth in a list
- adjective
- /ˈhʌndrəd ənd tɛnθ/
- My birthday is on the hundred-and-tenth day of the year.
Examples
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The hundred-and-tenth anniversary of the school will be celebrated next year.
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Simon: One Hundred and Tenth.
Fiction book (2002) -
She finished hundred-and-tenth in the race among hundreds of participants.
Synonyms
110th
vshundred-and-tenth
The position after 109 and before 111 in a list
is identical in meaning but written in words using hyphens
Surface Forms
hundred-and-tenth positive
hundred and tenth positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word hundred-and-tenth comes from hundred ('100') and ten ('10'), with the ordinal ending -th that shows a position. So, hundred-and-tenth means the item or person in the '110th' place, coming after hundred-and-ninth.