Synonyms for eighth
eɪtθ, eɪθeighth

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1. eighthnoun

   One of eight equal parts of a whole.

   Synonyms:
   henry,

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1. eighthnoun

   position eight in a countable series of things

   Synonyms:
   one-eighth

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

2. one-eighth, eighthadjective

   one part in eight equal parts

   Synonyms:
   one-eighth

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

3. eighth, 8thadjective

   coming next after the seventh and just before the ninth in position

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

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1. List of paraphrases for "eighth":

   8th, viii, eighthly, eighth-largest, one-eighth, eight, fifty-eighth, 8, octave

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1. Rory McIlroy:

   It's a golf course I've always felt comfortable on, one that has suited me, and I have played well here, this is my eighth year in a row starting the season off here, so I'm pretty familiar with the place, and looking forward to another strong start to the season.

2. Zach Braff:

   There's tons of secrecy surrounding this eighth and final season of HBO's hit show and Zach Braff had some fun with that.He posted a photo of Zach Braff with actor Kit Harington, who portrays one of the main characters, Jon Snow.

3. Nick Faldo:

   That sent a message to me, there are certain holes not the obvious ones you've got to really gut it out at times. It's not the highlight holes. It's the seventh and eighth that are just as important as holing the one on 10 or what you do on 18. It's gutting out putts or shots that would miss the highlight reel.

4. Jackie Bradley Jr.:

   We were all talking amongst each other, and I think that's the first time I know that I've seen going from your eighth-inning guy to a position player (pitching) in the same inning, i've never seen it. It was an unbelievable run by our team.

5. Guillermo Bernal:

   This expression is more commonly seen in the classical period, specifically in the eighth century between the years 700 CE to 800 CE, which is the last century of the Mayan culture and very close to its collapse, in the years following 800 CE, the Mayan cities started to collapse. That (event) has a strong relationship with the frequency of the number of wars which began in this century.