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What is a century and what is a word for more than half?
A century is 100 years. Majority is a word for more than half.
Are there more days in a century how do you know?
More days in a century than what? You need to compare "days in a century" with something else if you use the comparative word "more."
The word 'she' appeared on in the .. century?
She believed to be an open disagreement about the etymology of the world first appearance in print by more than a century.
Where did the word 'firebrand' come from?
The English word firebrand was more than likely established in the late 13th century in England. Its' figurative meaning of "someone that kindles mischief or passions" is from the late 14th century England.
What is a sentence using the word century?
One hundred years is one century. The basic design of automobile tires has not changed in more than a century. The century plant gets its name from the long period between successive blooms.
What is the name for a word with more than one meaning?
A word with more than one meaning is called a homonym.
Where does the word pink originate from?
The word 'pink' has actually been around for more than two hundred years and in the seventeenth century was actually a word that meant a 'yellowish' hue. It was later used to described a light red hue.
A word for nothing more than?
A word for nothing more
Can you give me a sentence in the word present?
Sarah was overjoyed at receiving an unexpected present from her boyfriend. Present-day technology is far more advanced than that of the last century.
What word include the root word cent?
there is centimeter! i dont know any more! :)
What language did economics come from?
From the late 16th Century denoting ' 'household management, derived from the Greek word 'oikonomika'. In the more modern sense, the word has developed from the 18th century
What country does the name autumn come from?
the word relates to the Latin Autumnus and the old French word Autompne. Rare examples are known from the 12th Century, but more accepted in the 16th Century
