hundred-and-sixtieth
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Definition
- Adjective: Being the ordinal number corresponding to the cardinal number one hundred sixty (160). It denotes position or order in a sequence following the hundred-and-fifty-ninth and preceding the hundred-and-sixty-first.
Usage
- As an adjective before a noun: It modifies a noun to specify its precise position in a series of 160 or more items.
- This year marks the hundred-and-sixtieth anniversary of the university's founding.
- She finished in hundred-and-sixtieth place in the marathon.
- As a predicate adjective: It can follow a linking verb like "to be."
- His entry was the hundred-and-sixtieth to be submitted.
Examples
Advanced Usage
- In formal writing and documentation: This term is commonly used in legal, historical, and academic contexts to precisely denote anniversaries, editions, positions in a sequence, or numbered items in a long list.
- The treaty was signed during the hundred-and-sixtieth session of the assembly.
Variants and Related Words
- 160th: The standard numerical abbreviation for "hundred-and-sixtieth." This form is more common in most modern contexts.
- The 160th day of the year.
- One hundred and sixtieth: An alternative written form, often used in formal or literary text.
- Cardinal form: One hundred sixty or 160. This indicates quantity, not order.
- One hundred sixty participants attended the conference.
Synonyms
- 160th (numerical ordinal)
Notes on Different Meanings
This word has only one specific meaning: it functions exclusively as an ordinal numeral. It does not have idiomatic uses or phrasal verbs. Its sole purpose is to indicate numerical sequence or position.
Adjective
- the ordinal number of one hundred sixty in counting order