seventh
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- adjective
- /ˈsɛvənθ/
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séptimo
- I have to go to the seventh floor to look for my sister.
- seventh grade
- seventh grader
- seventh century
That's why the Seventh Fleet is in South China Sea.
- That's why the Seventh Fleet is in South China Sea.
- Now we're at the seventh reason why you cannot change them.
- We Work had stayed private long enough for SoftBank to invest in a seventh round of financing.
- And then we crank things up even more here in the seventh spot.
- So welcome to our our seventh session in the world's of speculative fiction series.
- It was, I felt it in the seventh, eighth round where my, because my jab is my weapon.
- This may be the seventh race time that I have said this on the podcast.
- And yeah, one Europe's strongest man made the world's strongest man finals came seventh, three years in a row basically.
- So in the seventh point is the now change forever life of the central character.
Examples
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Well, Chinese consumption has fallen for the seventh straight month, which is very odd.
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Now we're at the seventh reason why you cannot change them.
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Harvard beat Yale for the seventh straight time in football.
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The sample included sixth, seventh, and eighth grade children from two school systems.
Academic text (2011) -
In the seventh grade, the only thing I liked reading more than The Babysitter's Club were her reviews.
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By the time he finished chewing, half the seventh grade had begun a football cheer?
Fiction book (1990) -
Seventh and final game, in what has been a classic series…
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Today marks the seventh anniversary of their marriage, a significant milestone in their relationship.
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In her math class, she was proud to be the seventh student to solve the problem correctly.
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He finished in seventh place during the marathon, which was an impressive achievement for him.
Synonyms
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The position that comes after six and before eight in order
Idioms
- Archaic
A thing that is very weak, confusing, and far removed from the original idea
Compounds
- Specialized
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A chord of three notes with one extra note seven notes above the first
A Christian group that keeps Saturday as the Sabbath and expects Christ to return soon
A war led by King Louis IX in 1248–1249 to try to retake Jerusalem, ending in defeat
- Specialized
A nerve in the head that controls the muscles of the face and taste at the front of the tongue
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seventh comes from the old English number seven plus the ending -th, which turns it into an order word. So it means the position that comes 'after the sixth' and before the eighth.