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eighteenth

[ ey-teenth ]

adjective

  1. next after the seventeenth; being the ordinal number for 18.
  2. being one of 18 equal parts.


noun

  1. an eighteenth part, especially of one (1/18).
  2. the eighteenth member of a series.
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of eighteenth1

before 900; Middle English eightenthe, eightethe, Old English 𲹳ٲŧdzٳ. See eighteen + -th 2
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In the early eighteenth century, Georgia and Virginia used fines to penalize people for not voting.

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"Since women had no political position in the eighteenth century, I could not place this debate there," Wills told Salon.

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“We can quickly draft an agreement placing Ms. Martinez in a supervised group home until her eighteenth birthday.”

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Tykes forward Devante Cole poked home from close range for his eighteenth league goal of the season to give the visitors a sixth-minute lead.

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The Garrick was founded in 1831, named after famous eighteenth century actor David Garrick.

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