thirtyish
- adjective
- /ˈθɜrtiɪʃ/
- Informal
- The group consisted of thirtyish people, all eager to start the tour.
Examples
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She looked thirtyish, though her actual age was never revealed.
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We ordered thirtyish chairs for the event, just to be safe.
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She is in her thirtyish years and still enjoys adventure.
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I saw a thirtyish man at the coffee shop yesterday.
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The group consisted of thirtyish people, all eager to start the tour.
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She looked thirtyish, though her actual age was never revealed.
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I saw a thirtyish man at the coffee shop yesterday.
Synonyms
A number equal to three groups of ten
A number that is three more than thirty
A number equal to 35
The number after thirty-one and before thirty-three
The number after thirty-five and before thirty-seven
The number that comes after thirty-two and before thirty-four
A number equal to thirty plus seven
A number that is four more than thirty
Having the number that comes after thirty
Between thirty and thirty-nine years old
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Etymology
Thirtyish is made from thirty and -ish, where -ish means 'about'. It is used for a number or amount that is roughly thirty, so you mean 'about thirty' rather than exactly thirty.