130th
- adjective
- /ˈwʌn hʌndrəd ˈθɜrtiθ/
- Jordy pulls off on 130th Street.
- the 130th anniversary
Examples
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Mrs. D.W., who resided at 153 West 130th Street, advertised that she, without exceptions, could cure "all sickness" and break "all evil spells."
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I ask CTA project manager Sonali Tandon about the agency's proposal to extend the Red Line south from 95th to 130th Street.
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The company recently celebrated its 130th anniversary.
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While passing 130th Street, runners can peer to the right to try to catch a glimpse of something rare in Manhattan: houses with porches.
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The island itself lies just south of 55 degrees North Longitude between the 130th and 135th latitudes for those of you who wanted to look it up on Google Earth.
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The reclamation of slavery's past first took public form as Dutch black communities were preparing for the 130th anniversary of the abolition of slavery on July 1, 1993.
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Southerners inaugurated a "permanent" Confederate government on February 22, 1862, the 130th anniversary of Washington's birth, and an equestrian portrait of him appeared on the Confederacy's Great Seal.
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The 130th runner crossed the finish line just before noon.
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She celebrated her 130th birthday with a big party.
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The book covers the 130th year of the ancient civilization.
Synonyms
Number one hundred and thirty in a list
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
130Th is the 'place' form of the number 130, made by adding the ending -th that turns a number into a position. Think of a race: the person who finishes in 130th place is the one at 'one hundred thirty', so 130th means 'in position 130'.