VIII
- numeral
- The Roman numeral VIII represents the number eight in mathematical equations.
- VIII chapter
- Article VIII
- Section VIII
Examples
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Finally, here we have digits that are bigger than five and we look for the rightmost one of them and that's the eight which is furthest to the right.
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In ancient Rome, the number VIII was often used to denote eight soldiers in a unit.
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So we have log base two of eight is equal to X.
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That Electoral Commission assessed the returns as best they could understand them, and they voted eight to seven that Hayes had won.
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So you're going to have two to the eight different nonces that will work.
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He took out eight coppers and two of them left the actual police.
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We've had that little girl for eight years now and she gave me purpose because I felt like our story was one that could help so many people.
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Chapter VIII of the charter allows such cooperation and permits great flexibility in this regard.
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That's right, I just bought out the remaining inventory of XPC, a long dead PC store that hasn't even had a website for the last eight years.
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She scored VIII points in the game, securing her team's victory.
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Etymology
VIII is the Roman way to write the number eight: it is made from V ('five') plus three Is ('one'), so 5 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 'eight'. A helpful image is a V with three small sticks added to remember you are adding three ones to five.