Epoch (noun)
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A specific, defining moment in time or a distinct period that marks a new beginning or significant change
Epoch comes to us, via Medieval Latin, from Greek epochē, meaning “cessation” or “fixed point.”
Example sentences
“It’s his birthday today, some might call it the epoch to his middle age.”
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