165
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Definition
Adjective 1. Being five more than one hundred sixty: The cardinal number that is the sum of one hundred, sixty, and five. It follows 164 and precedes 166.
Usage
This word is used exclusively as a numeral adjective to denote a specific quantity or position in a sequence. It is typically written using digits ("165").
Examples
- The recipe calls for 165 grams of flour.
- She scored 165 points in the game.
- Please turn to page one hundred sixty-five in your textbook.
- The house number is 165 Maple Street.
Advanced Usage
- As a nominal (noun): While primarily an adjective, it can function as a noun when referring to the number itself.
- One hundred sixty-five is an odd number.
- In measurements: Commonly used with units of measurement.
- He can bench press 165 pounds.
- The temperature reached 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
Variants and Related Words
- CLXV: The Roman numeral equivalent.
- One hundred sixty-fifth (165th): The ordinal number form, used to indicate position in a sequence.
- He finished in one hundred sixty-fifth place.
Synonyms
- CLXV (Roman numeral)
- A hundred and sixty-five (alternative phrasing, common in British English)
Different Meanings
This word has no other distinct meanings outside of its function as a cardinal number. It is not used idiomatically or in phrasal verbs.
Adjective
- being five more than one hundred sixty