thousandth

IPA: θˈaʊzʌndθ

The ordinal numeral form of one thousand; last in order of a series of a thousand; next after the nine hundred and ninety-ninth.

Examples of "thousandth" in Sentences

It is 0.5 thousandth, that is, half of a thousandth.
“I must not stay,” Graham reiterated for the thousandth time.
Also for the thousandth time, this is completely and utterly wrong.
“Anything is possible,” I said for perhaps the thousandth time in my life.
He studied his walk, his body movements, stripped him again and again and for the thousandth time made him flex all his muscles.
No need of memory when you roared it over and over for the thousandth time till half the inn was a-knock at the door to spit you for the sleep killer you were.
She wondered, for the thousandth time, what a windlute was; yet much of beauty, much of beyondness, she sensed of this dimly remembered beautiful mother of hers.
In an instant her mind learns so many things at once that if the imagination and intellect spent years in striving to enumerate them, it could not recall a thousandth part of them.
For they don't, else would the thousandth pipe of opium be provocative of similar delights to the first, else would one cocktail, instead of several, produce an equivalent glow after a year of cocktails.
The term means "thousandth-part money," that is, the thousandth part of a _tael_ or Chinese ounce of silver, say one _cash_; and it was originally applied to a tax of one _cash_ per tael on all sales, said to have been voluntarily imposed on themselves by the people, as a temporary measure, with a view to make up the deficiency in the land-tax caused by the rebellion.