Definitions
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- adjective being one more than twenty
- noun the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty and one
Etymologies
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Examples
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Some psalms, such as xxi, seem specially appropriate to the Passion.
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Putting these parts back together, we learn that “star,” in the ancestral language, meant “the burner.”xxi
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But only in English would words related to stop be used for the idea of coming to a standstill.xxi
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Titus Andronicus, xxi view of English language in plays of, 168–70
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And in spite of all this, deluxe is officially not recognized as a French word.xxi How can this be?
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And in spite of all this, deluxe is officially not recognized as a French word.xxi How can this be?
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Titus Andronicus, xxi view of English language in plays of, 168–70
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But only in English would words related to stop be used for the idea of coming to a standstill.xxi
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Putting these parts back together, we learn that “star,” in the ancestral language, meant “the burner.”xxi
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That bandeau. .was worn by every woman at court. a1847 MRS. SHERWOOD Lady of Manor III. xxi.
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