Synonyms for 10th
10th

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1. tenth, 10thadjective

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

   Synonyms:
   tenth

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

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1. List of paraphrases for "10th":

   tenth, 10e, 10, decima, 10a, x, ten

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1. Kris Tamulis:

   We were trying to beat the weather all day and I think we were really lucky that we finished today, honestly, if we would have called it after 36, I think I was maybe like tied for ninth or 10th, I would be, great, fine, that's okay. I get to go home.

2. Arkady Dvorkovich:

   If the oil (price) stays at $50 for a long time, of course some projects will become less attractive and a small output decline may start. But we will not cut production on purpose, we could lose at maximum a 10th of output but more likely 300,000-400,000 bpd. There are no grounds for a bigger decline.

3. Harmeet Dhillon:

   It blows my mind, i just celebrated my 10th wedding anniversary this weekend. It did not occur to me, as a person who respects the law, though I disagree with it, to have a celebration -- notwithstanding the fact that it’s very clear that some celebrations are barred by law right now.

4. Neil Gorsuch:

   Senator, he has no idea how I’d rule in that case and, senator, I’m not going to say anything here that’s going to give anybody any idea how I’d rule in any case like that that could come before the Supreme Court or my court on the 10th Circuit, it would be grossly improper of a judge to do that. It would be a violation of the separation of powers and judicial independence if someone sitting at this table, in order to get confirmed, had to make promises or commitments about how they’d rule in a case that’s currently pending and likely to make its way to the Supreme Court.

5. James Clyburn:

   I said yes, there was a lot of progress in 1800s are but something happened in 1895 when South Carolina came up with a new constitution that took away all of the rights that had been given to people of color. Now, we seem to be moving in the same direction. We’d better be careful. We’re talking about how much we have gained just because I’m sitting in Congress today does not mean there will be a 10th person.