hundred-and-sixtieth (Meaning)
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hundred-and-sixtieth (s)
the ordinal number of one hundred sixty in counting order
Synonyms & Antonyms of hundred-and-sixtieth
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hundred-and-sixtieth Sentence Examples
- The hundred-and-sixtieth anniversary of the company's founding was a grand celebration.
- The patient's hundred-and-sixtieth heartbeat after the surgery was a promising sign of recovery.
- The hiker had completed a hundred-and-sixtieth of the trail's total distance.
- The lottery advertised a jackpot that had climbed to a hundred-and-sixtieth million dollars.
- The museum's collection contained over a hundred-and-sixtieth rare and valuable artifacts.
- The pilot reported a hundred-and-sixtieth of their fuel remaining after a long flight.
- The professor had to memorize a hundred-and-sixtieth names for a history exam.
- The skyscraper was a hundred-and-sixtieth stories tall, dominating the city skyline.
- The marathon runner crossed the finish line in a hundred-and-sixtieth place.
- The hundred-and-sixtieth day of the school year marked the halfway point to summer vacation.
FAQs About the word hundred-and-sixtieth
the ordinal number of one hundred sixty in counting order
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hundred-and-sixtieth anniversary of the company's founding was a grand celebration.
The patient's hundred-and-sixtieth heartbeat after the surgery was a promising sign of recovery.
The hiker had completed a hundred-and-sixtieth of the trail's total distance.
The lottery advertised a jackpot that had climbed to a hundred-and-sixtieth million dollars.
