twenty-second

[ twen-tee-sek-uh nd, twuhn- ]

/ ˈtwɛn tiˈsɛk ənd, ˈtwʌn- /

next after the twenty-first; being the ordinal number for 22.

being one of 22 equal parts.

a twenty-second part, especially of one (1/22).

the twenty-second member of a series.

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The Golden Girls can make you giggle, then wipe a tear, in a twenty-second span.
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In 1995, Mitch McConnell introduced his own resolution to repeal the Twenty-Second Amendment in the Senate.
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The Twenty-Second Amendment introduced term limits for the presidency.
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On the twenty-second a notable cavalry engagement, with light artillery, took place at Waterloo Bridge.
Three Years in the Federal Cavalry|Willard Glazier

Sir George Russel, his brother, who survived only till his twenty-second year.
The Works of William Cowper|William Cowper
He directed that the silver sou should exactly contain the twenty-second part by weight of the pound.
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The heading of this section is "The Proverbs of Solomon;" the section ends with the twenty-second chapter.
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The procession had left the Carmine at the twenty-second hour of the day; it did not return till the third hour of the night.
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