plural n. a period of one hundred years
The family ruled for many centuries.
The family ruled for many centuries.
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For centuries the people felt isolated and nationless.
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Cricket fights have been held for centuries in what country?
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The sieges of Vienna in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries gave us two things we now eat for breakfast. What are there to things?
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The rock calcified over the centuries.
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Deeper into the geologic past dust bowls endured for centuries.
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Who becomes the first Jedi in centuries to defeast a Sith in battle?
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The Arthurian legend has been passed down through the centuries.
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What centuries did Shakespeare live during?
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It took centuries for the Solar Centric Theory to become apodictic.
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What happened centuries ago in Europe?
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''That humanity had been lost in the centuries the thing spent in the chill waters of Death, ferociously holding its own against the current.'' What does 'ferociously' mean?
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Who was the person that had brought color to Flatland many centuries ago?
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the volcano erupted after centuries of quiescence.
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one hundred years; centennial; ten decades
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