seventh
Americanadjective
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next after the sixth; being the ordinal number for seven.
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being one of seven equal parts.
noun
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a seventh part, especially of one (1/7).
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the seventh member of a series.
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Music.
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a tone on the seventh degree from a given tone (counted as the first).
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the interval between such tones.
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the harmonic combination of such tones.
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adjective
noun
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one of seven equal or nearly equal parts of an object, quantity, measurement, etc
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( as modifier )
a seventh part
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the fraction equal to one divided by seven ( 1/ 7 )
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music
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the interval between one note and another seven notes away from it counting inclusively along the diatonic scale
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one of two notes constituting such an interval in relation to the other See also major minor interval
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short for seventh chord
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adverb
Etymology
Origin of seventh
before 950; Middle English; seven, -th 2; replacing Middle English sevethe, Old English seofotha
Example Sentences
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Kuzmenko pulled the Kings within a goal on a wraparound score, his seventh of the season, with more than 11 minutes to play.
From Los Angeles Times
Ten days after eliminating the Thunder from the NBA Cup semi-finals, the Spurs once again proved too strong for the Western Conference leaders as they powered to their seventh straight victory in San Antonio.
From Barron's
For “South Park” super-fans, the venue has become something of a mecca since first being featured in the seventh season of the long-running Comedy Central cartoon.
From Los Angeles Times
Justin Herbert passes for 300 yards and the Chargers post their seventh win in eight games with a 34-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.
From Los Angeles Times
The Sweden international's emphatic penalty was his seventh goal in all competitions this season – and first since a 2-0 victory at Burnley on 1 November.
From BBC
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