decad
- noun
- /ˈdɛkæd/
- Archaic
- Technological advances in the last decad have transformed the way we communicate.
Examples
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The decad of the 1990s was marked by technological advancements.
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The historian analyzed population trends over a decad to understand long-term changes.
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She wrote a report summarizing the key events of the decad.
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What a fascinating decad we live in!
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The decad of the 2000s saw significant changes in global politics.
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Many cultural movements emerged during the decad of the 1980s.
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She celebrated her birthday with friends every decad during her youth.
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Etymology
Decad is related to the common word decade, which comes from a root that means 'ten'. So a decad can mean a ten-year period, just like a decade.