seventy-eight in English

noun

1

an old phonograph record designed to be played at 78 rpm.

The case was full of seventy-eights and forty-fives, about a hundred of them.

noun

78

Use "seventy-eight" in a sentence

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7. A seventy-eight, and warranted water-proof without pitch, because of the density of their pores -- do you think, because you are as impervious as an Araphorostic shoe, that I, John Russelton, am equally impenetrable, and that you are to let easterly winds play about my room like children, begetting rheums

8. Aelfric follows the Latin text of Jesus' letter with his English translation of the same and in the following seventy-eight lines conveys Thaddeus's successful mission to Edessa, during which he heals Abgar, as promised by Jesus (lines 156-61), heals many others and preaches in Edessa (lines 161-81), refuses the king's offer of silver and gold