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Ninetieth   Listen
adjective
Ninetieth  adj.  
1.
Next in order after the eighty-ninth.
2.
Constituting or being one of ninety equal parts.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Ninetieth" Quotes from Famous Books



... The ninetieth or last course of the building having been laid to- day, which brought the masonry to the height of one hundred and two feet six inches, the lintel of the light-room door, being the finishing-stone of the exterior walls, was laid with due formality by ...
— Records of a Family of Engineers • Robert Louis Stevenson

... first prophet of Amon, an aged man long past his ninetieth birthday, squatted on a mat at Pharaoh's left hand. A pair of bright eyes, shaded by bushy white brows, glittered in his brown face—seamed and wrinkled like the bark of a gnarled oaklike gay flowers amid withered leaves, forming a strange contrast ...
— Uarda • Georg Ebers

... "The Ninetieth Winnipeg Rifles, which held the extreme left of the brigade position at the most critical moment, was expelled from the trenches early Friday morning by an emission of poisonous gas, but recovering in three-quarters of an hour it counter-attacked, ...
— America's War for Humanity • Thomas Herbert Russell

... gaiete de coeur, that honest simplicity of truth, from which flowed so warm an admiration of the genius of his adversary; and that exquisite tact in the characters of men, which carried down this child of airy humour to the verge of his ninetieth year, with all the enjoyments of strong animal spirits, and all that innocent egotism which became frequently a source of his own raillery.[215] He has applied to himself the epithet "impenetrable," which was probably in the mind of Johnson when he noticed his "impenetrable ...
— Calamities and Quarrels of Authors • Isaac D'Israeli

... to be called, was a man of sentiment. In his ninetieth year he visited us in Scotland and, passing through one of our glens, sitting on the front seat of our four-in-hand coach, he reverently took off his hat and bareheaded rode through the glen, overcome by its grandeur. The conversation turned once upon the efforts which candidates ...
— Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie • Andrew Carnegie



Words linked to "Ninetieth" :   rank, hundred-and-ninetieth, 90th



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