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140

The baker has 140 loaves of bread ready for the morning.

Definition
  1. Adjective: Being ten more than one hundred thirty; the cardinal number that is the product of ten and fourteen.
Usage
  • This word is used as a numerical adjective to denote a specific quantity. It follows the standard rules for cardinal numbers in English.
  • It can be written as the numeral "140" or the word "one hundred forty."
  • It is used to modify nouns or to state a count.
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The book has one hundred forty pages.
    • A total of 140 people attended the conference.
    • The recipe calls for one hundred forty grams of flour.
Advanced Usage
  • Ordinal Form: The ordinal form is "one hundred fortieth" (140th), used to indicate position in a sequence.
    • She finished in the one hundred fortieth place.
  • In Measurements: Commonly used with units of measurement, time, money, and distance.
    • The top speed is 140 miles per hour.
    • The flight duration is one hundred forty minutes.
Variants and Related Words
  • CXL: The Roman numeral for 140.
  • One hundred forty: The word form.
  • 140th: The symbolic form of the ordinal number.
Synonyms
  • CXL (Roman numeral equivalent).
  • One hundred and forty (an alternative, though sometimes considered less formal, word form).
Notes on Different Meanings
  • As a cardinal number, "140" has only this quantitative meaning. It does not have idiomatic meanings or phrasal verbs.
  • In specific contexts like social media, "140" might refer to a historical character limit (e.g., Twitter's original 140-character limit), but this is a contextual reference, not a definition of the number itself.
140

The baker has 140 loaves of bread ready for the morning.

Adjective
  1. being ten more than one hundred thirty