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centurialcenturiedcenturies-longcenturyfulcenturylonghalf-centurymicrocenturymid-centurymidcenturymulticenturynanocenturyquarter-century
From Middle English centurie (“a count of one hundred (of anything); a division of the Roman army; century; a division of land”), from Old French centurie, from Latin centuria, from centum (“one hundred”). The most common modern use is a shortening of century of years.
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