lxxi
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- The Roman numeral for seventy-one is lxxi.
Examples
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In Roman numerals, lxxi represents 71.
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The inscription on the monument used lxxi to indicate the year.
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She solved the puzzle by recognizing lxxi as seventy-one.
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The sequence continued with page numbers in Roman numerals, reaching lxxi at chapter five.
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The Roman numeral for lxxi is used frequently in historical texts to denote seventy-one.
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When adding up the columns, I noticed that lxxi was the total for the third section.
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In Roman numerals, lxxi signifies the number seventy-one, which is often used in formal documents.
Synonyms
A number written as 71
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lxxi comes from Roman numerals, where the letters L, X, and I stand for 'fifty', 'ten', and 'one', so LXXI is 50 + 20 + 1, which equals 'seventy-one'.