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View definitions for eon

eon

noun as in an age

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It’s a narrative that men in patriarchal societies have leaned on for eons to justify holding all the power while accepting none of its responsibility.

From Salon

After reviewing the recreation of the photo — the architects are still smiling this time, but their scrappy overconfidence feels eons away — Pildas wonders who the next generation will be, and how they will rise.

Us film fans have stared at his hawkish mug for eons, but I can’t remember ever before seeing him flash a huge, daffy grin.

Wanting to leave but feeling trapped in your dynamic is a distinctly human nightmare that has pervaded our species and plagued our ancestors for eons.

From Salon

Although these time changes are only estimated to be a matter of milliseconds a year, they can accumulate over eons.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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