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forty

[fawr-tee] / ˈfɔr ti /
ADJECTIVE
having 40 of something
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The middle-aged artist appears in the picture’s foreground while behind her “are three small figures, dressed in the winter clothing of the girls of forty years ago.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Though harmonic tremors had ceased again after May 8, twenty to forty earthquakes still shook the ground every day.

From Literature

It was forty paces across, and a blue so dark it was almost black.

From Literature

“About forty years old. Some sort of embassy official.”

From Literature

We are just over forty people, now that so many who started the journey with us have gone ahead of our slow group.

From Literature