fiftieth

[ fif-tee-ith ]

/ ˈfɪf ti ɪθ /

next after the forty-ninth; being the ordinal number for 50.

being one of 50 equal parts.

a fiftieth part, especially of one (1/50).

the fiftieth member of a series.

Origin of fiftieth

before 1000; Middle English fiftithe, Old English fīftigotha. See fifty, -th²

As I was lifting myself up for the fiftieth time, he said, “Now get in the water and make a sugar cookie.”

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He even bought a convertible sports car for his fiftieth birthday.

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After passing his fiftieth year an individual should abstain from venesection.

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He had just passed his fiftieth year when I met him, and was heavy, unwieldy, and inclined to be lazy.

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He was a man whose fiftieth birthday would never be fted again.

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Text and music of a chorus for the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of the Imperial School of Jurisprudence.

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The man who had attempted to shut it was in his fiftieth year; he wore a night gown and slippers.

The Royal Life Guard |Alexander Dumas (pere)

fiftieth

/ (ˈfɪftɪɪθ) /

being the ordinal number of fifty in order, position, time, etc. Often written: 50th
(as noun)the fiftieth in the series

the fraction equal to one divided by 50 (1/50)