Wiktionary
n. (context fractional English) One of seventy-one equal parts of a whole. num. (context ordinal English) The ordinal form of the number seventy-one, describing a person or thing in position number 71 of a sequence.
Usage examples of "seventy-first".
The man and woman of 139 East Seventy-first belonged to the room down the hall, just as that room belonged in the brownstone, all a part of the quiet, monied, tree-lined street.
Outside of this room, Delta’s the only one who knows about Seventy-first Street.
I’m trying to describe a pattern of behavior that could lead to the night before last on Seventy-first Street.
There were such fragments found on Seventy-first Street, but the killer did not know it—Delta did not know it.
And when confronted he would react in false fury and artificial anguish over the violence that had taken place in Seventy-first Street.
Delta was feigning the reactions of a man who knew nothing of the events on Seventy-first Street.
The taxi edged east on Seventy-first Street, locked into the line of cars that began at the exit on the East River Drive.
He said he had an invoice signed by you to remove all the furniture from a brownstone on Seventy-first Street—139, to be exact.
He slung the equipment over his left shoulder and trudged up toward Seventy-first Street.
The name was derived from a sterile house on New York's Seventy-first Street where the resurrected Jason Bourne was trained.
He followed other orders, orders given before in Zurich and Paris and on Seventy-first Street in New York.
The man who executed Bourne in Tam Quan took his name and agreed to be trained for an operation that we called Treadstone Seventy-one, after a building on New York’s Seventy-first Street, where he went through a brutal indoctrination program.
On the basis of Mo’s on-the-spot evaluation of that hypothetical profile—which he hours later suspected was no more hypothetical than Campbell’s soup—an innocent amnesiac was nearly blown away in a government ambush on New York’s Seventy-first Street.