to herald a new era

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• At the signing ceremony for the mayoral-control bill in June 2002, Bloomberg heralded a new era of accountability.

  Academic text (2011)

• The discovery of the Higgs boson heralds a new era in particle physics.

• It will herald a new era of Mars research.

  Blog text (6)

• Latin America's turn away from statist governments toward democratic practices and free markets heralds a new era south of the United States.

  Academic text (1995)

• This could herald a new era of government intrusion into First Amendment liberties formerly prohibited under Sherbert.

  Academic text (1990)

• "Solar power will become the world's greatest energy source in our lifetime, heralding a new era of sustainable and 'democratic' energy supply," says Philip Wolfe, chairman of the cooperative.

  Blog text (22)

• Indeed, Gorbachev's pressure on Angola to come to an agreement with South Africa in 1988 heralded a new era in which Moscow and Washington (and now Paris) were willing to let old allies, who had previously received significant aid, twist in the wind.

  Academic text (1992)

• Curtailing their use, if not discarding them altogether, would herald a new era in foreign policy—one both more ambitious and, ultimately, more successful.

  Academic text (2009)

• These procedures, including single lung (n = 15), double lung (n = 8), and heart-lung (n = 8) transplants, have heralded a new era in the management of end-stage lung disease (Cooper, 1987).

  Academic text (1990)

• The launch of the new smartphone could herald a new era in technology innovation.

Synonyms

U

to usher in

vsto herald a new era

35 4.6

To start something new, like a new era or event

announces or signals the start rather than causing it

H

to herald the arrival

vsto herald a new era

1 6.0

Show that something important is coming

focuses specifically on a period of major change or development

Antonyms

S

to signal the end

5 4.1

To show that something is finished

How Significant

to herald a new era

1 6.7

to mark

203 1.4

starting signal

1 3.5

Surface Forms

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Etymology