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seven
/ ˈɛə /
noun
the cardinal number that is the sum of six and one and is a prime number See also number
a numeral, 7, VII, etc, representing this number
the amount or quantity that is one greater than six
anything representing, represented by, or consisting of seven units, such as a playing card with seven symbols on it
Also called: seven o'clock.seven hours after noon or midnight
determiner
amounting to seven
seven swans a-swimming
( as pronoun )
you've eaten seven already
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seven1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seven1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
With the sun shining at Lincoln Financial Field, the early signs suggest the England international may be on the path back towards his best after scoring only seven times in the Premier League last season.
In a separate incident on Tuesday, the civil defence agency said another seven people seeking aid were killed and many others were injured on Rashid Street north-west of Gaza City.
The first Windrush commissioner has been announced by the government - seven years after the scandal was first exposed and following the serious impact on thousands of Caribbean migrants in the UK.
Hill won his first England cap back in 2018 aged just 19, but has only added three more in the seven years since, his last coming against Wales in the 2025 Six Nations.
Panathinaikos have never lost to Scottish opponents over 90 minutes in four meetings with Rangers, two with Motherwell and one with Aberdeen, winning four of their seven games.
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