Synonyms for fourteenth
ˈfɔrˈtinθ, ˈfoʊr-four·teenth

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1. fourteenthadjective

   position 14 in a countable series of things

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

2. fourteenth, 14thadjective

   coming next after the thirteenth in position

   Antonyms:
   cardinal

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1. List of paraphrases for "fourteenth":

   14th, xiv, 14a, xivth

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1. Nicole Neily:

   Parents Defending Education is thrilled that Wellesley Public Schools has agreed to respect both the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of its students going forward. This settlement sends a clear message that racially segregating students in public schools is wrong – and there will be consequences. We have spent decades teaching our kids that racial segregation was and will always be wrong. We will not tolerate a return to segregation in 2022.

2. Rick Perry on Thursday:

   Too often, we Republicans -- myself included -- have emphasized our message on the Tenth Amendment but not our message on the Fourteenth, for too long, we Republicans have been content to lose the black vote because we found that we could win elections without it. But when we gave up on trying to win the support of African-Americans, we lost our moral legitimacy as the party of Lincoln.

3. Chris Rufo:

   Critical race theory is a destructive ideology that has no place in medicine. Critical race theorists argue explicitly that society should discriminate on the basis of race, in the past year, we have seen medical treatment denied to members of particular racial groups, which is a flagrant violation of the Fourteenth Amendment and the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The AMA is playing with fire : if they adopt critical race theory as a guiding framework, they will elevate the principles of neoracism into medical policy.

4. Samuel Alito:

   The Constitution says nothing about a right to same-sex marriage, but Supreme Court holds that the term' liberty' in the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment encompasses this right.