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tercentenary
[ tur-sen-ten-uh-ree, tur-sen-tn-er-ee; especially British tur-sen-tee-nuh-ree ]
tercentenary
/ ˌtɜːsɛnˈtiːnərɪ /
adjective
- of or relating to a period of 300 years
- of or relating to a 300th anniversary or its celebration
noun
- an anniversary of 300 years or its celebration
Word History and Origins
Origin of tercentenary1
Example Sentences
Postmaster-General Lemieux has given instructions to issue a series of postage stamps commemorating the tercentenary.
Harrovians came from every corner of the globe to take part in this Tercentenary Festival.
However, as a popular tercentenary tribute to "our Shakspeare" the scheme is to be commended and was as such approved.
The Musicians have recently celebrated their tercentenary, commemorating the granting of their charter by James I. in 1604.
In the year 1864 a prize was offered for the best poem on the tercentenary of the birth of Shakespeare.
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