years (Meaning)
Wordnet
years (n)
a late time of life
a prolonged period of time
the time during which someone's life continues
Synonyms & Antonyms of years
years Sentence Examples
- The professor had dedicated many years of research to understanding the genome.
- The couple celebrated their silver anniversary, marking 25 years of marriage.
- The ancient ruins stood tall, silently cloaked in centuries of weathered years.
- The child eagerly anticipated turning five years old, a milestone signaling new adventures.
- The tree's gnarled roots bore witness to countless years of growth and resilience.
- The painting had been in her family for decades, passed down through generations over many years.
- The historical documents chronicled hundreds of years of civilization's rise and fall.
- The marathon runner trained tirelessly for years to achieve her personal best.
- The school celebrated its centenary, acknowledging 100 years of educating students.
- The antique clock's intricate mechanism had measured the passing of years with unwavering precision.
FAQs About the word years
a late time of life, a prolonged period of time, the time during which someone's life continues
days, ages, generations, times, periods, cycles, spaces, spans,eras, epochs
No antonyms found.
The professor had dedicated many years of research to understanding the genome.
The couple celebrated their silver anniversary, marking 25 years of marriage.
The ancient ruins stood tall, silently cloaked in centuries of weathered years.
The child eagerly anticipated turning five years old, a milestone signaling new adventures.
