76
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Definition
- Adjective: Being six more than seventy; the cardinal number seventy-six.
Usage
- The adjective "76" is used to indicate a specific quantity, position in a sequence, or as part of a numerical identifier. It is read as "seventy-six."
- It can function attributively (before a noun) or predicatively (after a linking verb like "is").
Examples
- Attributive use (before a noun):
- There are
76pages in this document. - She celebrated her
76th birthday with family. - The famous
76trombones led the big parade.
- Predicative use:
- The total number of guests is
76. - When you add six to seventy, the result is
76.
Advanced Usage
- As a nominal (noun-like) adjective: The number itself can be the subject or object.
76is an even number.- He wrote the number
76on the board.
- In compound numerical terms: It can be part of larger numbers.
- One hundred
76(176). - Seven thousand
76(7,076).
Variants and Related Words
- Seventy-sixth (76th): The ordinal number form, indicating position in a sequence.
- He finished in seventy-sixth place.
- LXXVI: The Roman numeral representation of 76.
Synonyms
- Seventy-six: The standard word form.
- Four score minus four: An archaic or literary phrasing (a "score" is twenty).
Related Phrases and Idioms
- "76 trombones": A famous reference from the musical , symbolizing a large, impressive marching band.
- The parade felt like it had "76 trombones" leading the way.
- '76 (as in 1776): Often used in historical contexts, particularly in the United States, to refer to the year of the Declaration of Independence.
- The spirit of '76 is a symbol of American independence.
Adjective
- being six more than seventy