hundred-and-ninetieth
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Being the ordinal number corresponding to the cardinal number one hundred ninety: Denoting position in a sequence that comes after the one hundred eighty-ninth and before the one hundred ninety-first. It represents the rank or order of the number 190.
Usage
- The word "hundred-and-ninetieth" is used exclusively as an ordinal adjective. It modifies a noun to indicate its precise position in a numbered series.
- It is typically written with hyphens when used before a noun (attributive position). It can follow a linking verb (predicative position).
- Example (Attributive): "This marks the company's hundred-and-ninetieth anniversary."
- Example (Predicative): "She finished in hundred-and-ninetieth place in the marathon."
Examples
- Adjective:
- The museum is celebrating its hundred-and-ninetieth year of operation.
- He was the hundred-and-ninetieth person to sign the petition.
- The hundred-and-ninetieth page of the manuscript was missing.
Advanced Usage
- In formal sequences: Often used in formal, historical, or ceremonial contexts to denote a specific iteration, such as anniversaries, editions, or positions in a long list.
- The treaty was signed on the hundred-and-ninetieth day of negotiations.
Variants and Related Words
- 190th: The standard numerical symbol for "hundred-and-ninetieth." This form is more common in most written contexts.
- The 190th episode of the series aired last night.
- One hundred ninetieth: An alternative, less common written form without hyphens.
Synonyms
- 190th: The direct numerical synonym.
Notes on Different Meanings
- This word has only one specific meaning: it functions solely as an ordinal number for 190. It does not have other definitions, idiomatic uses, or phrasal verbs.
Adjective
- the ordinal number of one hundred eighty-five in counting order