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300th

300th

4 1.0
The number that comes after 299 when you count
  • adjective
  • /ˈθriː hʌndrədθ/
translation icon : trescientos
  • 'Law & Order: SVU': Cast members new and old close the book on the 300th episode.
  • the 300th birthday
  • the 300th anniversary

Examples

  • Last month (28 June) saw the 300th anniversary of the pivotal Battle of Poltava.

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  • The Innocence Project has now succeeded in getting the 300th long-term prisoner released.

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  • We're not going to count this as my official 300th post.

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  • The 300th episode really needed something interesting like this to make it remarkable.

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  • The result is a gritty drama celebrating its 300th episode on Wednesday, Oct. 24.

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  • Harvard University celebrates its 300th anniversary this year, and, in Franklin Delano Roosevelt, its fifth President of the United States.

  • Villa will miss this game with an ankle injury; he's sitting on 299 while looking to score his 300th top-flight goal.

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  • This year marks the 300th anniversary of the founding of our town.

  • She celebrated her 300th day at the company with a small party.

  • On Saturday, the team won their 300th match in franchise history.

Synonyms

three-hundredth
vs300th
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In the position number 300 or one of 300 equal parts

is only about the item at position number 300 not the fractional use

How Late

1000th
1 1.0
300th
4 1.0
100th
61 1.0
tenth
35 1.0
first
7 1.0

Surface Forms

300th positive

Morphology

300th = 300 (transparent) = 300 + th

Regular ordinal formation from the cardinal number using the productive suffix '-th', which directly yields '300th'.

Etymology

The word 300th is the ordinal form of the number 300 and shows order by using the ending -th, the same ending in fourth and fifth. So 300th means 'in position three hundred'.