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Often used in the same context:
era,
aeon,
utopian socialism,
millennium,
civilization,
industrial revolution,
dawning,
revolution,
annus mirabilis,
prefiguring,
medievalism,
apogee,
babylonian captivity,
hadean,
kaliyuga,
presentiment,
noosphere,
millenium,
great proletarian cultural revolution,
meiji restoration,
demiurge,
profounder,
mankind,
ptolemaic,
weimar republic,
prehistory,
glorious revolution,
transfiguration,
birth pangs,
millenarianism,
constructivism,
perestroika,
palaeolithic,
zenith,
conjuncture,
caesarism,
abiogenesis,
renascence,
hellenized,
historiography,
interglacial,
cataclysm,
feudalist,
humankind,
atomic age,
advent,
eschaton,
adolf loos,
risorgimento,
cretaceous period,
atavism,
yuan dynasty,
mesozoic era,
parliamentarianism,
apotheosis,
anunnaki,
contemporaneity,
christianisation,
catastrophism,
millennial,
han dynasty,
dark ages,
liberatory,
hegelian,
protestant reformation,
dialectical materialism,
royalism,
minoan civilization,
paradigm shift,
cosmogony,
ascendence,
monism,
counter reformation,
antecedence,
seljuk,
originary,
codifier,
bolshevism,
beginnings,
cambrian period,
pliocene epoch,
transhuman,
devonian period,
forbearer,
gautama buddha,
upper paleolithic,
dialectics,
hesiod,
paradigm,
industrialism,
bonapartism,
autumnal equinox,
evanescence,
history,
paris commune,
interregnum,
homo sapiens sapiens,
teleology,
protagoras,
anno domini,
heroic age,
transmogrification,
epochs,
eras,
period,
aera,
times,
generations,
ages,
date,
decade,
cf,
decades,
incarnation,
milestone,
stage,
avatar,
chapters,
cantos,
generation,
ic,
=,
interval,
~,
..,
a.,
j,
var,
abscissa,
|,
\u00a7,
compute,
exact,
prechristian,
same,
tuple,
<,
a,
conjectured
More specific:
age,
christian era,
common era,
day,
eocene,
eocene epoch,
glacial epoch,
historic period,
holocene,
holocene epoch,
miocene,
miocene epoch,
oligocene,
oligocene epoch,
paleocene,
paleocene epoch,
pleistocene,
pleistocene epoch,
pliocene,
pliocene epoch,
recent epoch
Appears in the definition of:
epoch-making,
genus proconsul,
paleo-american,
paleo-amerind,
paleo-indian
Part of:
geological period,
period
More general:
amount of time,
date,
geological time,
geologic time,
period,
period of time,
time period
Synonyms:
date of reference,
era
Also try:
— Adjectives for epoch:
new,
great,
present,
same,
historical,
glacial,
important,
second,
earlier,
particular,
whole,
more...
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