Cardinal
Cardinal adjective - Being or denoting a numerical quantity but not order.
Usage example: cardinal numbers
Nine and cardinal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Nine" instead an adjective "Cardinal".
Nearby Words: cardinally, cardinality
Nine
Nine adjective - Denoting a quantity consisting of one more than eight and one less than ten.
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Cardinal Trebaldi decides to reinstate the power of the nine families, based on papacy.
Source: Comic Book / Le Scorpion -
Sky Face: At the end, Anna's face appears in the sky, along with her brother's and hints of other people (presumably their ancestors, those "nine generations of the Valerious" the cardinal mentioned early in the film).
Source: Film / Van Helsing -
At the end of Van Helsing, Anna's face appears in the sky, along with her brother's and hints of other people (presumably their ancestors, those "nine generations of the Valerious" the cardinal mentioned early in the film).
Source: Sky Face
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