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twenty-oneˌtwenty-ˈone noun [uncountable] twenty-oneOrigin: 1700-1800 Translation of French vingt-et-un; from the winning total - In less than three months he shot twenty-one films, most of them using Southern California settings.
- Red ends the game with twenty-one points and eleven rebounds, tops in both categories.
- She has twenty-one points and eight assists.
- Soo-Il died in 1934 at the age of eighty-eight, when my father was twenty-one.
- The thought of going from twenty-one to fifty-one is making me nauseous.
- Thus, up to age twenty-one, men were charged with the responsibility to prevent conception.
- Two times ten to the twenty-two, or twenty times ten to the twenty-one.
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