twenty-second
- adjective
- /ˈtwɛntiˈsɛkənd/
- Secondly (this was supposed to be my second thing), I remember Thursday the twenty-second, way back in October, one week before my sister's birthday; incidentally, I was looking at NotDoppler, which was kind of my routine at the time, and saw this game.
- twenty-second century
- twenty-second birthday
- twenty-second year
Examples
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Jesus explains this to his followers in the twenty-second chapter of Matthew, a book an eager high school student could easily read in a single evening with time to spare for a sitcom or two before bed.
Academic text (2009) -
This is Denny's fifth win of the season, the twenty-second of his career.
Blog text (16) -
It was my twenty-second birthday.
Blog text (27) -
Within four decades, that number increased to fifty-seven, making him the twenty-second largest slaveholder in Thomas County.
Academic text (2011) -
It was on the twenty-second day in a row that Franco and I hung out, and I'll never forget it.
Fiction book (2002) -
Another target was Republican Allen West, the freshman representative for Florida's twenty-second district and a critic of Islam.
Academic text (2013) -
Vatican II was the twenty-second council in the history of the Church, and thus far, its effects have followed the pattern set for the last 2,000 years (for the first fifty years after a council, Church matters are a confused disaster).
Blog text (23) -
On the first day of her twenty-second spring, a Moon Maid topped a low rise in the Laughing Steppe, riding her dark mare toward a nomad wagon lagger.
Fiction book (1996) -
Emma "J" for Joy Pearce is at her editorial offices on the twenty-second floor of Three Embarcadero in downtown San Francisco when the long-dreaded next Great Earthquake devastates the Bay Area.
Blog text (5) -
On the twenty-second floor of the building, the view is breathtaking.
Synonyms
Next after the twenty-first in order, for example on a list or date
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Etymology
The word twenty-second is made from twenty and second. The part second originally means 'following' or 'next', so twenty-second is the item or day 'after' twenty-one.