antepenultimate
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an·te·pe·nul·ti·mate
(ăn'tē-pĭ-nŭl'tə-mĭt) 
adj.
Coming before the next to the last in a series.
n.
An antepenult.
adj.
Coming before the next to the last in a series.
n.
An antepenult.
[From Late Latin antepaenultimus : Latin ante-, ante- + Latin paenultimus, next to last; see penult.]
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antepenultimate
Some words are just too good not to use. People looking up information about Clark Gable, whose birthday was not long ago, found an unexpected word treat:
"Gable's last film, 1961's The Misfits, was also the final film of Marilyn Monroe and the antepenultimate film of co-star Montgomery Clift."
Link: Clark Gable: Biography and Much More From Answers.com
Posted February 2, 2006.
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