"Twentieth" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Twentieth" Meaning

Describing something that comes in the 20th position in a sequence, especially when counting years.

"Twentieth" Examples

5 Usage Examples for the Word "Twentieth"


1. Description of a Position in a Sequence

The Olympics are held every fourth year. By the 20th Olympics, the event had become a global phenomenon.

2. Representation of a Fraction

The twentieth of a meter is a small measurement, used in precision engineering.

3. Adverbial Use

She sang the twentieth note of the melody with perfect pitch, right on key.

4. Date Reference

We will celebrate our twentieth anniversary of business operations in December.

5. Enumeration

I need to read 20 books before the end of the twentieth item on my summer reading list.

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