millennium in Latin
millennium in Latin is millennium — millennium means a period of one thousand years.
millennium in Latin
millennium
(with definite article) The year in which one period of one thousand years ends and another begins, especially the year 2000.
What does "millennium" mean?
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noun A period of one thousand years.
"Some ancient forests have survived for more than a millennium."
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noun The point at which one thousand-year period ends and the next begins, especially the year 2000.
"Many people worried about computer problems as the millennium approached."
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millennium in a sentence
- Some ancient forests have survived for more than a millennium.
- Over a millennium, the small village slowly grew into a busy town.
- Many people worried about computer problems as the millennium approached.
- He was born just before the millennium, so he barely remembers the old century.
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What is "millennium" in Latin?
"millennium" in Latin is millennium. millennium means: A period of one thousand years.
How do you use "millennium" in a sentence?
Example: "Some ancient forests have survived for more than a millennium." In Latin, "millennium" is millennium.
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