Era is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a main division of geological time
• a long and distinct period of history
• a system of chronology dating from a particular event
• a major division of time that is a subdivision of an aeon and is itself subdivided into periods
• a date or event marking the beginning of a new and distinct period of time
• period of time considered as distinctive
• A fixed point of time, usually an epoch, from which a series of years is reckoned.
• A period of time reckoned from some particular date or epoch; a succession of years dating from some important event; as, the era of Alexander; the era of Christ, or the Christian era (see under Christian).
• A period of time in which a new order of things prevails; a signal stage of history; an epoch.
• a period marked by distinctive character or reckoned from a fixed point or event
• a major division of geological time; an era is usually divided into two or more periods
• (baseball) a measure of a pitcher\'s effectiveness; calculated as the average number of earned runs allowed by the pitcher for every nine innings pitched
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an epoch

Words related to ERA

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Words that contain ERA

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How to use ERA in a sentence

• Occasionally an older structure, on square lines, recorded the era of a more dignified architecture.
• That was a great historical era, and it is from this date, 1759, that we may begin to date a change in the Indian policy of the country.
• And it marks an era in the policy of our negotiations with the Indians, which is memorable.
• I dare not, in this era of refinement, speak plainer, but will take for granted that I am understood.
• Ancient all the Greek and Roman authors are, as dated comparatively with our modern era.
• Certain it is, however, that, more centuries before the Christian era than there have been since, they had peopled Western Europe.
• I should suppose that it assumed its present form about the time of the Christian era, rather before than after, and I do not think it owes anything to direct Christian influence.
• Across the history of the world in the era of Luther is written in all directions the one word ROME.
• Siegfried and Bruennhilde represent the humanity of the future, the new era that should be realised when the earth was set free from the yoke of gold.
• It was during this year, indeed, that the memorable era of joint-stock schemes commenced, which ended in the ruin of many families.
• The sum will be the year of the Christian era, and the day of the year will be found by multiplying the decimal figures by 365.
• The town is very old, being, in the early Christian era, a cell of St.
• To Friedrich Schlegel it seemed the gospel of a new era sort of French Revolution in philosophy.
• Yet we shall be quite wrong if we imagine an era of peace and security following the epoch of the first great Messenger.
• The first dinner in her own home is an era in the life of a young housekeeper.
• The Exodus out of Egypt was the beginning of Israelitish history, the era from which it dated.
• It is a mistake to suppose that books did not circulate freely in the era of manuscripts.
• At the beginning of the Portuguese era in India we hear of a small Kingdom of COMORI, the prince of which had succeeded to the kingdom of Kaulam.
• A return to the era of competing armaments will destroy the moral strength of any formal international agreements, however specious.
• It has an extensive literature, largely based upon the Chinese, and extending as far back as the beginning of the Christian era.
• Even in the Christian era, there is evidence of the association of distinguished physicians with AEsculapian temples.
• The rarity of all books published about the era of the great fire of London induced one curious collector, Dr.
• All hands vied with each other in their efforts to do something for the guests of the ship, and it really seemed as though the era of good feeling had dawned upon them.
• This new era will take all his devotion, but it will not even make him Senator again.
• I think the law of old age will get me eventually just as the law of the new era caught Douglas and destroyed him.
• But a few years ago we believed the world had grown too civilised for war, and the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park was to be the inauguration of a new era.
• The experiments of the last named two distinguished inventors brought us to the dawn of the new era in artificial lighting.

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