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hundred

[huhn-drid] / ˈhʌn drɪd /
ADJECTIVE
pertaining to 100
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Not on any maps, the place is known only as Yolakot, meaning riverside, but hundreds of women and children now live under the shade of its trees, waiting for help.

From Barron's

The talks are the latest diplomatic bid to halt the fighting which has killed hundreds of thousands, forced millions to flee and decimated much of eastern and southern Ukraine.

From Barron's

“About four out of every one hundred Americans are adopted,” Jonah said.

From Literature

Then there were no plants at all; just bubbling steam and the rotten-egg smell of the Hissing Stones, but a hundred times stronger.

From Literature

US lawyers representing hundreds of Epstein victims told the BBC it was "shocking" that there has never been a "full-scale" into his activities in the UK.

From BBC