Definition of decennium in English:

decennium

nounPlural decenniums, Plural decennia dɪˈsɛnɪəm

rare

A decade.
Example sentencesExamples
- This resistance tended to increase in the later decennia of the nineteenth century, due to the intensification of cultural differences known as the ‘pillarisation-process’.
- McConachie envisions a predominantly ‘elite’ audience in the stock companies in the Northeast of the USA in the first decennia of the nineteenth century, who abandoned the theatres for opera in the 1830s because of the star system.
- These two issues will prove to be essential in the decennia to come.
- The new census figures show a lower rate of increase than in any decennium of the last century.
- A selected number of variables in those two years is assumed to represent the outcomes of earlier decennia of colonization.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin, from decem 'ten' + annus 'year'.

Definition of decennium in US English:

decennium

noundəˈsenēəmdəˈsɛniəm

rare

A decade.
Example sentencesExamples
- The new census figures show a lower rate of increase than in any decennium of the last century.
- A selected number of variables in those two years is assumed to represent the outcomes of earlier decennia of colonization.
- These two issues will prove to be essential in the decennia to come.
- This resistance tended to increase in the later decennia of the nineteenth century, due to the intensification of cultural differences known as the ‘pillarisation-process’.
- McConachie envisions a predominantly ‘elite’ audience in the stock companies in the Northeast of the USA in the first decennia of the nineteenth century, who abandoned the theatres for opera in the 1830s because of the star system.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin, from decem ‘ten’ + annus ‘year’.

单词	decennium
释义	Definition of decennium in English: decennium nounPlural decenniums, Plural decennia dɪˈsɛnɪəm rare A decade. Example sentencesExamples This resistance tended to increase in the later decennia of the nineteenth century, due to the intensification of cultural differences known as the ‘pillarisation-process’. McConachie envisions a predominantly ‘elite’ audience in the stock companies in the Northeast of the USA in the first decennia of the nineteenth century, who abandoned the theatres for opera in the 1830s because of the star system. These two issues will prove to be essential in the decennia to come. The new census figures show a lower rate of increase than in any decennium of the last century. A selected number of variables in those two years is assumed to represent the outcomes of earlier decennia of colonization. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin, from decem 'ten' + annus 'year'. Definition of decennium in US English: decennium noundəˈsenēəmdəˈsɛniəm rare A decade. Example sentencesExamples The new census figures show a lower rate of increase than in any decennium of the last century. A selected number of variables in those two years is assumed to represent the outcomes of earlier decennia of colonization. These two issues will prove to be essential in the decennia to come. This resistance tended to increase in the later decennia of the nineteenth century, due to the intensification of cultural differences known as the ‘pillarisation-process’. McConachie envisions a predominantly ‘elite’ audience in the stock companies in the Northeast of the USA in the first decennia of the nineteenth century, who abandoned the theatres for opera in the 1830s because of the star system. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin, from decem ‘ten’ + annus ‘year’.
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