era
ਯੁੱਗ
definition
noun
his death marked the end of an era
a long and distinct period of history with a particular feature or characteristic.
abbreviation
earned run average.
example
the 'era' of glasnost
This year saw the dawning of a new 'era' in the history of the awards in the school.
In fact, after 1890, the 'era' of all-embracing philosophical systems seemed to pass.
Central Park, dating from the Victorian 'era' , is a popular place for recreation and relaxing.
his death marked the end of an 'era'
Coast Guard cutters and aircraft formed the federal government's front-line defense during the Prohibition 'era' against liquor smugglers.
Some three-and-a-half years before the Nazis came to power, events in Erlangen marked the onset of a new 'era' .
The ruins here date from the Hellenistic 'era' , when the kingdom of Pergamon was at the height of its power.
Many of America's great cathedrals of racing date from the Depression 'era' of the film's setting.
The myth of the solar hero can be found within many of the ancient civilisations even before the Christian 'era' .
Simply put, it was on that date that the communist 'era' in Bulgaria started.
the dawn of the Christian 'era'
Mr McClain therefore begins his text in a year significant in UK history as an 'era' of change.
the Mesozoic 'era'
his death marked the end of an 'era'
leading photographers of the Victorian 'era'
Odobeti is one of the largest and oldest viticultural centres in Romania and may well date from the Roman 'era' .
Author Iona McGregor makes the point that many of the traditions we observe now date from the Victorian 'era' .
Just as the NHS struggles to bring some of its systems into the digital 'era' , so does the BMJ.
the landing of this English governor was an 'era' in their lives
the Mesozoic 'era'
Einstein's biographies discuss not only his role within normal science but also his life as a political activist during the World War II 'era' .
the dawn of the Christian 'era'
There are two main groups of fossil stromatoporoids that lived in different 'eras' , the Paleozoic and the Mesozoic.
The largest would be the ‘Permo-Triassic’ extinction, between the Permian and Triassic periods, of the Paleozoic and Mesozoic 'eras' .
Reconstruction is not one of the more subtle 'eras' of our history.
In the nineteenth century, the definitions of the 'eras' and systems of the geological column were based on fossils and sequences.
The division of the Phanerozoic into chronostratigraphic divisions - 'eras' , periods, epochs and ages - has itself evolved over a period of about 200 years.
German cities typically bear witness to all 'eras' in the architectural history of Europe.
The structure of the novel, then, makes possible a way of thinking about America that crosses the lines between 'eras' , making American history a single connected story.
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