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Meanings of twentieth in English
Usage of twentieth in English
1
On November twentieth of last year, I became just another private citizen.
2
In the twentieth chapter of Proverbs v. 17, we find the maxim:
3
He lived in the eighteenth century, not in the nineteenth or twentieth.
4
As New Orleans waltzed gracefully into the twentieth century, customs had changed.
5
In 1857 the Republic north of the Vaal attained its twentieth year.
6
The stony-faced security team lead Ben back up to Clarke's twentieth-floor office.
7
The financing of innovation gradually moved inside firms in the twentieth century.
8
The twentieth day of February is the fifty-first day of the year.
9
The milk was within the twentieth of an inch of the brim.
10
By the turn of the twentieth century the fertiliser crisis was desperate.
11
He's not adapting well to his first view of the twentieth century.
12
The secret goddess and guiding spirit of the twentieth century, some say.
13
Nothing in the town suggested the twentieth century, or indeed any century.
14
It shall be, Charlotte; we will marry like that on the twentieth.
15
He succeeded his father probably in 245 B.C., in his twentieth year.
16
The next day-thetwentieth-broughtsome news with it from the outer world.
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