Synonyms for Ninth
naɪnθninth

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1. ninthnoun

   position nine in a countable series of things

   "going into the ninth they were a run ahead"

   Synonyms:
   one-ninth

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

2. one-ninth, ninthadjective

   one part in nine equal parts

   Synonyms:
   one-ninth, ninth

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

3. ninth, 9thadjective

   coming next after the eighth and just before the tenth in position

   Synonyms:
   ninth

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

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1. List of paraphrases for "ninth":

   9th, ix, nono, nona, ninthly, fifty-ninth, ixth, forty-ninth, nine, 9

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1. Christine Carugati:

   What ninth grader knows what they want and what ninth grader, never mind an adult, isn't easily swayed, thinking somebody wants me. It's very intoxicating for any age but for a child especially, so my counsel was to keep all your options open.

2. Brandon Rola:

   Around the ninth, 10th shovel full, I hit a child's boot.

3. Josh Hader:

   They definitely got to me today, tip the cap. It definitely sucks, but it happens.'' Josh Hader of the Brewers takes the field against the Philadelphia Phillies on June 7, 2022, in Milwaukee. ( Stacy Revere/Getty Images) Brewers manager Craig Counsell told reporters that he wished his squad could have given Josh Hader of the Brewers more than just a one-run cushion heading into the ninth inning. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM.

4. Marco Gonzales:

   To throw at Julio, who’s a kid, over something that happened last night when we were trying to win a ballgame in the ninth inning (and not) put the tying run on base, it’s just classless to come out and change your pitcher before the game. It’s clear. The intention is clear.

5. Sam Patten:

   My name is Sam Patten and I believe I'm the ninth conviction under FARA in American history, or at least post-war history.