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hundredth
ordinal number /ˈhʌn.drətθ/Definition
› 100th written as a word: He is now ranked one hundredth in world tennis. 1991 was the two hundredth anniversary of Mozart's death.Ordinal numbers
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SMART Thesaurus: Numbers: ordinal
Synonyms and related words:
- billionth ordinal number
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- fiftieth ordinal number
- fourteenth ordinal number
- fourth ordinal number
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