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lustrum

[luhs-truhm] / ˈlʌs trəm /


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Two presidential lustrums of Grant and one of Hayes had erased from the hearts of men the burning sensations of impeachment.

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The latter may well be the case, for I remember that during each lustrum of my life Don Quixote has made a different impression upon me.

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He had already reached the lustrum that would fill his threescore years, and life seemed slipping from beneath him, while its great object remained unachieved.

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It is only once in a lustrum that I visit my Uncle Theodore.

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Hence the name of lustrum came to denote the intercensal term, or a period of five years.

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