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1. cardinal
adjective. ['ˈkɑːrdɪnəl'] serving as an essential component.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
- cardinal (French)
- cardinalis (Latin)
Rhymes with Cardinal
- accidental
- annul
- anyone'll
- arnall
- arnell
- arsenal
- bacchanal
- bacchanal
- bagnall
- bagnell
- barbanel
- barnell
- becnel
- benel
- bernal
- bicknell
- binational
- biphenyl
- bonnell
- britnell
How do you pronounce cardinal?
Pronounce cardinal as ˈkɑrdɪnəl.
US - How to pronounce cardinal in American English
UK - How to pronounce cardinal in British English
Sentences with cardinal
1. Noun, singular or mass
The male cardinal is a bright red, while the female is more of a dull brown.
2. Adjective
Look at the weathervane and note if there are any cardinal direction markers.
Quotes about cardinal
1. Every one suspects himself of at least one of the cardinal virtues, and this is mine: I am one of the few honest people that I have ever known.
- F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
2. As Emmanuel, Cardinal Suhard says, "To be a witness does not consist in engaging in propaganda, nor even in stirring people up, but in being a living mystery. It means to live in such a way that one's life would not make sense if God did not exist.
- Madeleine L'Engle, Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art
3. He knew instinctively the cardinal function of a teacher – which is a stout lever to raw mass.
- John Horne Burns, Lucifer with a Book
2. cardinal
noun. ['ˈkɑːrdɪnəl'] (Roman Catholic Church) one of a group of more than 100 prominent bishops in the Sacred College who advise the Pope and elect new Popes.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
- cardinal (French)
- cardinalis (Latin)
3. cardinal
noun. ['ˈkɑːrdɪnəl'] crested thick-billed North American finch having bright red plumage in the male.
Antonyms
Etymology
- cardinal (French)
- cardinalis (Latin)
4. cardinal
adjective. ['ˈkɑːrdɪnəl'] being or denoting a numerical quantity but not order.
Synonyms
- 21
- lxxv
- 48
- one hundred sixty
- 94
- xv
- xcv
- 84
- ixl
- xcii
- xxviii
- 62
- 93
- 63
- xlii
- thirty-four
- 19
- seventy-three
- eight
- forty-nine
- x
- forty-six
- fourscore
- xiv
- xxi
- 13
- 145
- 68
- lxxiv
- 300
- sixty
- eighty-nine
- 35
- thirty-nine
- billion
- 73
- lxxviii
- lx
- 49
- 15
- xix
- 33
- fifty-two
- 79
- sixty-one
- fifty-five
- 65
- ci
- seventy-nine
- ccc
- forty-eight
- million
- 80
- 9
- lxvi
- sixteen
- 64
- xcl
- ilxxx
- thirty-two
- six
- 91
- eighty-six
- 57
- 6
- 14
- 69
- 2
- xxvii
- one hundred five
- k
- xvi
- lii
- 165
- forty-seven
- xxxii
- 90
- ic
- cxxxv
- 4
- 105
- lxiii
- zillion
- 45
- 55
- xlviii
- eleven
- 71
- twoscore
- clxxx
- 82
- forty
- one
- cl
- five
- xiii
- xviii
- thirty-one
- 29
- 98
- 400
- lxxi
- v
- m
- ninety-five
- xcviii
- lxxxviii
- viii
- sixty-eight
- forty-four
- trillion
- eighty
- one hundred ninety
- clxxv
- 10
- 95
- eighty-two
- fifty-three
- d
- lxxxi
- 59
- 66
- cxl
- seventy-two
- cxx
- ix
- 51
- thirty-seven
- cxxv
- ten
- 97
- 43
- ixc
- xxiv
- four hundred
- clv
- one hundred seventy
- dozen
- twenty-one
- lxxxiv
- cd
- 42
- seventy-four
- lxxii
- 40
- hundred
- 30
- xciv
- xxii
- xvii
- xx
- sixty-six
- c
- seventy
- 27
- sixty-seven
- 99
- 5
- 41
- one hundred fifty-five
- liv
- fifty-nine
- fifty-eight
- one hundred ten
- xii
- 120
- eighty-three
- lxx
- thirty
- 25
- 24
- l
- one hundred thirty
- fifty-six
- 38
- one hundred
- eighteen
- clxv
- xxvi
- xxxvii
- ninety
- lxi
- five hundred
- xciii
- twelve
- one hundred eighty
- one hundred seventy-five
- xxiii
- thirteen
- one thousand
- 1
- 46
- 0
- ninety-three
- lxxxiii
- lxxvi
- iii
- ilxx
- sixty-nine
- 76
- 1000
- twenty-nine
- 12
- twenty
- xl
- 74
- lxviii
- nine
- 190
- one hundred twenty-five
- xxxvi
- 150
- 140
- 75
- cc
- 125
- 28
- eighty-seven
- 17
- 26
- 44
- xliv
- cx
- 56
- ilx
- clx
- twenty-three
- eighty-four
- nineteen
- fourteen
- lvii
- 7
- eighty-one
- lxxiii
- 81
- fifteen
- 36
- xxxiii
- 20
- twenty-eight
- 88
- seventeen
- ninety-four
- 23
- lxxx
- xxxviii
- 61
- 50
- lxxxii
- 155
- 77
- 37
- lxxxvi
- three
- 135
- ninety-two
- lxiv
- lv
- seventy-eight
- 130
- one hundred fifteen
- 92
- fifty-one
- 110
- xxx
- sixty-four
- vi
- 47
- 34
- fifty
- eighty-eight
- 175
- 500
- twenty-seven
- thirty-five
- thirty-eight
- vii
- 54
- two hundred
- half-dozen
- 85
- lviii
- sixty-three
- 78
- ii
- xci
- 39
- one hundred one
- twenty-four
- 8
- li
- 11
- one hundred twenty
- iv
- 72
- twenty-six
- seventy-five
- four
- 200
- fifty-seven
- 160
- lxxxvii
- 32
- lxxxv
- thousand
- ninety-eight
- ane
- ten thousand
- xlvii
- lxii
- 52
- 58
- ninety-six
- xli
- 31
- half dozen
- xxxv
- 89
- liii
- ninety-one
- one hundred forty
- xxv
- 170
- three hundred
- xcvi
- forty-two
- xxxi
- xxix
- ninety-seven
- 87
- one hundred forty-five
- sixty-two
- lvi
- xcvii
- 86
- zero
- il
- cxlv
- seven
- forty-one
- two
- cxv
- seventy-seven
- 70
- one hundred thirty-five
- 100
- xliii
- lxv
- 22
- one hundred sixty-five
- seventy-one
- 96
- i
- one hundred fifty
- fifty-four
- 115
- eighty-five
- 83
- sixty-five
- seventy-six
- 180
- hundred and one
- xi
- xlvi
- 67
- threescore
- xxxiv
- non-zero
- hundred thousand
- 60
- xc
- 3
- twenty-two
- forty-five
- thirty-three
- clxx
- cv
- lxxvii
- cxxx
- thirty-six
- lxvii
- xlv
- twenty-five
- 101
- 16
- forty-three
- 18
- ninety-nine
Antonyms
Etymology
- cardinal (French)
- cardinalis (Latin)
5. cardinal
noun. ['ˈkɑːrdɪnəl'] a variable color averaging a vivid red.
Antonyms
Etymology
- cardinal (French)
- cardinalis (Latin)