There have always been fashionable faces and expressions which marked an epoch.
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Epoch
//ˈɛp.ək//
Synonyms for "epoch" (29 found)
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Closest matches (6)
Strong matches (9)
Related words (14)
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2 entriesRelated terms
4 entriescoordinate
1 entriesderived
14 entrieshas context
4 entriesis a
2 entriespart of
1 entriesrelated to
24 entriesShowing 16 of 24 words.
Translations
144 translations across 71 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- epokë noun (particular period of history)
Arabic
3 entries- زَمَان noun (particular period of history)
- عَصْر noun (particular period of history)
- عُصُور noun (particular period of history)
Armenian
3 entries- դար noun (particular period of history)
- դարաշրջան noun (particular period of history)
- ժամանակաշրջան noun (particular period of history)
Azerbaijani
3 entries- dövr noun (particular period of history)
- epoxa noun (particular period of history)
- əsr noun (particular period of history)
Bashkir
2 entries- дәүер noun (particular period of history)
- заман noun (particular period of history)
Belarusian
1 entries- эпо́ха noun (particular period of history)
Bengali
3 entries- কাল noun (particular period of history)
- জমানা noun (particular period of history)
- যুগ noun (particular period of history)
Bulgarian
1 entries- епо́ха noun (particular period of history)
Burmese
1 entries- ယုဂ် noun (particular period of history)
Catalan
1 entries- època noun (particular period of history)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 世 noun (geochronologic unit)
- 時代 /时代 noun (particular period of history)
- 會 /会 noun (particular period of history)
Czech
1 entries- epocha noun (particular period of history)
Danish
1 entries- epoke noun (particular period of history)
Dutch
1 entries- tijdperk noun (particular period of history)
Esperanto
1 entries- epoko noun (particular period of history)
Estonian
2 entries- ajajärk noun (particular period of history)
- epohh noun (particular period of history)
Farefare
1 entries- epoka noun (particular period of history)
Finnish
4 entries- aikakausi noun (particular period of history)
- ajanjakso noun (particular period of history)
- epookki noun (particular period of history)
- epookki noun (notable event)
French
4 entries- période noun (particular period of history)
- singularité noun (notable event)
- ère noun (particular period of history)
- époque noun (particular period of history)
Friulian
2 entries- epuche noun (particular period of history)
- ete noun (particular period of history)
Galician
1 entries- época noun (particular period of history)
Georgian
1 entries- ეპოქა noun (particular period of history)
German
3 entries- Epoche noun (particular period of history)
- Epoche noun (geochronologic unit)
- Ära noun (particular period of history)
Greek
1 entries- εποχή noun (particular period of history)
Hebrew
1 entries- תְּקוּפָה noun (particular period of history)
Hindi
3 entries- काल noun (particular period of history)
- ज़माना noun (particular period of history)
- युग noun (particular period of history)
Hungarian
2 entries- kor noun (particular period of history)
- korszak noun (particular period of history)
Icelandic
1 entries- tímabil noun (particular period of history)
Indonesian
3 entries- kala noun (particular period of history)
- kala noun (geochronologic unit)
- kurun noun (particular period of history)
Italian
4 entries- avvenimento noun (notable event)
- epoca noun (particular period of history)
- epoca noun (time reference point)
- orario epocale noun (time reference point)
Japanese
1 entries- 時代 noun (particular period of history)
Kazakh
2 entries- дәуір noun (particular period of history)
- заман noun (particular period of history)
Khmer
2 entries- កាល noun (particular period of history)
- យុគ noun (particular period of history)
Korean
1 entries- 시대 noun (particular period of history)
Kyrgyz
3 entries- доор noun (particular period of history)
- заман noun (particular period of history)
- эпоха noun (particular period of history)
Lao
1 entries- ຍຸກ noun (particular period of history)
Latin
1 entries- epocha noun (particular period of history)
Latvian
1 entries- laikmets noun (particular period of history)
Lithuanian
1 entries- epocha noun (particular period of history)
Macedonian
1 entries- епо́ха noun (particular period of history)
Malay
3 entries- epok noun (particular period of history)
- masa noun (particular period of history)
- zaman noun (particular period of history)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- dewr noun (particular period of history)
- zeman noun (particular period of history)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- epoke noun (particular period of history)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- epoke noun (particular period of history)
Old English
1 entries- ieldu noun (particular period of history)
Pashto
4 entries- دور noun (particular period of history)
- دوره noun (particular period of history)
- زمانه noun (particular period of history)
- عصر noun (particular period of history)
Persian
3 entries- دوران noun (particular period of history)
- دوره noun (particular period of history)
- زمان noun (particular period of history)
Polish
1 entries- epoka noun (particular period of history)
Portuguese
2 entries- era noun (particular period of history)
- época noun (particular period of history)
Romanian
3 entries- epocă noun (particular period of history)
- eră noun (particular period of history)
- eveniment noun (notable event)
Russian
3 entries- пери́од noun (particular period of history)
- э́ра noun (particular period of history)
- эпо́ха noun (particular period of history)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- epóha noun (particular period of history)
- епо́ха noun (particular period of history)
Sicilian
1 entries- èbbica noun (particular period of history)
Slovak
1 entries- epocha noun (particular period of history)
Slovene
1 entries- epoha noun (particular period of history)
Spanish
3 entries- evo noun (particular period of history)
- época noun (particular period of history)
- época noun (time reference point)
Swedish
2 entries- epok noun (particular period of history)
- epok noun (geochronologic unit)
Tagalog
1 entries- daktion noun (particular period of history)
Tajik
4 entries- аср noun (particular period of history)
- давр noun (particular period of history)
- давра noun (particular period of history)
- даврон noun (particular period of history)
Tatar
2 entries- дәвер noun (particular period of history)
- заман noun (particular period of history)
Thai
2 entries- กาล noun (particular period of history)
- ยุค noun (particular period of history)
Turkish
4 entries- asır noun (particular period of history)
- devir noun (particular period of history)
- zaman noun (particular period of history)
- çağ noun (particular period of history)
Turkmen
2 entries- döwür noun (particular period of history)
- zaman noun (particular period of history)
Udmurt
1 entries- вапум noun (particular period of history)
Ukrainian
1 entries- епо́ха noun (particular period of history)
Urdu
3 entries- دور noun (particular period of history)
- زمانہ noun (particular period of history)
- عصر noun (particular period of history)
Uyghur
1 entries- دەۋر noun (particular period of history)
Uzbek
3 entries- asr noun (particular period of history)
- davr noun (particular period of history)
- epoxa noun (particular period of history)
Vietnamese
1 entries- thời đại noun (particular period of history)
Yiddish
1 entries- עפּאָכע noun (particular period of history)
Zazaki
3 entries- dewr (diq) noun (particular period of history)
- zeman (diq) noun (particular period of history)
- çağ (diq) noun (particular period of history)
Sample sentences
21 total sentences available.
A man lives not only his personal life, as an individual, but also, consciously or unconsciously, the life of his epoch and his contemporaries.
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In living through this "great epoch," it is difficult to reconcile oneself to the fact that one belongs to that mad, degenerate species that boasts of its free will. How I wish that somewhere there existed an island for those who are wise and of good will! In such a place even I should be an ardent patriot.
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What characterizes our epoch is the fear of being considered stupid when praising, and the certainty of being considered clever when faulting.
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