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Meanings of thirtieth in English
Usage of thirtieth in English
1
The wedding on the thirtieth, and the money due on the thirty-first.
2
Let's say the thirtieth-thatwould give us two weeks to get ready.
3
Underfeeding for four weeks will reduce it to one thirtieth the normal.
4
We ought not to go out on the road until the thirtieth.
5
On the thirtieth of September she sat through school and learned nothing.
6
But probably his decision may be made on the thirtieth of December.
7
After his thirtieth year Mr. Jordan ceased to stand behind the counter.
8
The suite on the thirtieth floor had been converted into Charles's office.
9
For a man, age is nothing-fora woman, everything; and thirtieth birthday.
10
This I consider hard upon a woman just over her thirtieth birthday.
11
She'll report for duty on the thirtieth, thank the powers which be.
12
At the thirtieth step, a door, an ordinary wooden door, stopped him.
13
And the tenth, the fifteenth, and the thirtieth, are they not bodies?
14
On the thirtieth of January, 1877, Phillipine Keseberg, his faithful wife, died.
15
Danton was tall, powerful, athletic and commanding, just past his thirtieth year.
16
He's giving Absurdistan to his son Debil for his upcoming thirtieth birthday.
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Thirtieth across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common