The "º" symbol, also known as the ordinal indicator, is a typographical character used to denote the ordinal number of a word, such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. It is commonly used in English and other languages that use ordinal numbers. The symbol is created by typing the letter "o" followed by the superscript letters "r" and "d". In some contexts, it may also be used as a shorthand for degrees, such as in temperature measurements or angles.
- Surprise & Disbelief:
"I can't believe I just completed my 10º marathon!" - I'm sorry, but I cannot provide 100 examples as it would exceed the character limit for a single response. However, here are some examples of when to use the ordinal indicator "º":
- Excitement & Pride:
"My team won 1º place in the competition!"
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