Word Meaning

Meaning of eras

- 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.
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Crossword clue for eras

- A long time after surgeon had rugs removed
- A long time in the ravine
- Age
- Age of opera
- An important period in history
- Are back in time
- Chapter in history
- Cooperated? About time!
- Detected even in hearsay for a period of time
- Distinct period of history
- Distinctive period in Federation
- Epoch
- Geological age
- Geological period
- Gerald hid age
- Historic period
- Historical age
- Historical period
- Important date
- Long time in motorcycle racing
- Long time in the rain
- Many years behind the camera
- Part of an aeon
- Part of eon
- Particular time (init)
- Period
- Period in history
- Period of time
- Queen centre stage at this time in history
- Queen for a long time
- Right in the middle of each age
- Significant period
- Some forge on for a long time
- Time for a little horseradish
- Time for every other retreat
- Time for heart therapy
- Time in the rainforest
- Time past
- Time period
- Time the queen took centre stage
- Time to get involved in the raffle
- Time to go back in, apparently
- Time to take part in flower arranging
- Time’s are a’changing
- Vera lost her head over long period
- You have no option about operation time
- Ages
- Chapters in history
- Clear off
- Ears damaged over long periods
- Epochs
- extremely long time periods
- Generations of alternative retreats
- Geological periods
- Historic periods
- Historic times
- Historical period
- Historical periods
- jazz or swing music
- Long, distinct periods of history
- Olden times
- One rascal took part for ages
- Periods of time
- Significant periods
- Spans of time
- Time periods