cxlv
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Being five more than one hundred forty: The word "cxlv" is a Roman numeral representing the cardinal number 145. It is used to denote a quantity that is exactly five units greater than 140.
Usage
- As a numeral: "Cxlv" is used in the same contexts as the Arabic numeral "145," but it is less common in modern usage. It typically appears in formal, historical, or stylistic contexts where Roman numerals are preferred.
- The manuscript was dated cxlv. (The manuscript was dated 145.)
- Chapter cxlv of the book discusses ancient philosophy. (Chapter 145 of the book discusses ancient philosophy.)
Advanced Usage
- In formal sequences: Roman numerals like "cxlv" are often used to number major sections, volumes, monarchs, or events in a series.
- Pope Pius cxlv (Pope Pius the 145th)
- Super Bowl cxlv (Super Bowl 145)
Variants and Related Words
- 145: The standard Arabic numeral equivalent.
- One hundred forty-five: The word form of the number.
- CXLV: The same numeral in uppercase Roman numerals.
Synonyms
- One hundred forty-five: The verbal equivalent.
- 145: The standard numerical equivalent.
Notes
- Word Type: "Cxlv" functions exclusively as a numeral (a type of adjective denoting quantity) or a noun representing the number itself. It is not a standard English word but a numeral from the Roman numeral system.
- Context: Its use is largely restricted to specific fields like history, law, clock faces, book prefaces, and formal event names (e.g., movie sequels, sporting events). In most contemporary writing, the Arabic numeral "145" is preferred for clarity.
Adjective
- being five more than one hundred forty