Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Being five more than one hundred: The cardinal number equivalent to the sum of one hundred and five; 105.

Usage

• The term "one hundred five" functions as a determiner or adjective to specify a precise quantity. It is the standard way to name the number following one hundred four.
• It is used in both formal and informal contexts to denote count, order, or identification.

Examples

• Adjective:
  • The book has one hundred five pages.
  • She scored one hundred five points in the game.
  • The temperature reached one hundred five degrees Fahrenheit.

Advanced Usage

• In Sequences and Lists: Often used to indicate position or label in a series (e.g., Chapter One Hundred Five).
• Mathematical and Technical Contexts: Used for precise measurement, statistics, and coding.

Variants and Related Words

• 105: The numeric form.
• A hundred five: A common, less formal variant.
• CV or cv: The Roman numeral for 105 (C=100, V=5).
• One hundred and five: A common alternative form, particularly in British English, though the "and" is often omitted in American English for whole numbers.

Synonyms

• 105
• A hundred five

Notes on Different Meanings

• As a cardinal number, "one hundred five" has no other distinct meanings. Its sole function is to represent the specific numerical value between 104 and 106.

Adjective

1. being five more than one hundred