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Fifth   /fɪfθ/  /fɪθ/   Listen
Fifth

adjective
1.
Coming next after the fourth and just before the sixth in position.  Synonym: 5th.
noun
1.
A quantity of liquor equal to one fifth of a United States gallon.
2.
Position five in a countable series of things.
3.
One part in five equal parts.  Synonyms: fifth part, one-fifth, twenty percent.
4.
The musical interval between one note and another five notes away from it.



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"Fifth" Quotes from Famous Books



... kept prisoners in the church for four days and nights. On the fifth day the women and the children were bidden to take their household goods to the seashore and there they were joined by the long-imprisoned but ...
— The Junior Classics • Various

... Edwards knew that I would stand his censure and abuse as long as the truth was told, and with the major acting as peacemaker between us I was finally whipped into line. With a fortune already in hand, rounding out my forty-fifth year, I looted the treasury by contracting and buying sixty thousand ...
— Reed Anthony, Cowman • Andy Adams

... the Police camp moved, and we had to be wary, for they scoured the surrounding territory with painstaking thoroughness. But we felt that there was yet a chance for us to turn the tables, for Goodell was still with the troop, and also Gregory; we saw them both the morning of the fifth day. ...
— Raw Gold - A Novel • Bertrand W. Sinclair

... Charles-Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte had been a representative of the people for several months, and though he had rarely attended a whole sitting, he had been frequently seen in the seat he had selected, on the upper benches of the Left, in the fifth row in the zone commonly called the Mountain, behind his old preceptor, Representative Vieillard. This man, then, was no new figure in the Assembly, yet his entrance on this occasion produced a profound sensation. It was to all, to his friends as to his foes, ...
— Napoleon the Little • Victor Hugo

... effort to the possession of skill; slowly transforming itself meanwhile into intelligence, and flowering at last in the Parthenon, the Cathedral at Amiens, the Book of Job, Faust, Hamlet, the Divine Comedy, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Wagner's Parsifal, Rembrandt's portraits. This ascent of the spirit of man out of the mysterious depths of its own consciousness to these sublime heights of achievement is the true history ...
— Essays On Work And Culture • Hamilton Wright Mabie


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