xxii
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- Dowd, A. C., & Tong, V. P. (2007). Accountability, assessment, and the scholarship of "best practice." In J. C. Smart (Ed.), Higher education: Handbook of theory and research (Vol. XXII, pp. 57-119). New York: Agathon Press.
Examples
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The Roman numeral for twenty-two is written as XXII.
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The title of the book is Qur'anic (XXI, 11; XXII, 45; XXII, 48).
Academic text (2003) -
Second, when you convene in early January 2013, I plead with you to adopt new rules by a simple majority vote and shake off the "dead hand of history" practice that the Senate is a continuing body with continuing rules and that those rules (XXII (2)) require a two-thirds vote to amend the rules, including the rule on cloture or filibuster.
Blog text (13) -
In ancient Rome, the number XXII was often used in various inscriptions.
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When counting in Roman numerals, XXII comes after XXI.
Synonyms
A number that comes after twenty and before twenty-three
A Roman numeral for the number twenty-two
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word xxii comes from the Roman number system, where letters stand for numbers and X means 'ten' while I means 'one'. It is two Xs, which are two 'ten's, plus two Is, which are two 'one's, so twenty plus two is twenty-two and that is why xxii shows the number 22.