hundred-and-fortieth
- adjective
- /ˈhʌndrəd ənd ˈfɔrtiəθ/
- This was the hundred-and-fortieth anniversary of the school's founding.
Examples
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She finished in hundred-and-fortieth place out of several hundred runners.
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She finished in hundred-and-fortieth place in the race.
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He correctly answered the hundred-and-fortieth question in the quiz contest.
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Did you know that this is my hundred-and-fortieth day of work here?
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My sister finished in hundred-and-fortieth place in the marathon.
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He was the hundred-and-fortieth customer to enter the store today.
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They celebrated their hundred-and-fortieth wedding anniversary last weekend.
Synonyms
In position one hundred and forty in a series
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hundred-and-fortieth comes from the parts hundred ('100') and forty ('four tens') plus the ending -th that turns a number into a position. So, it simply means the person or thing in the 'one hundred and fortieth' place in a list.