millennial
1 of 2adjective/mɪˈlɛniəl/
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relating to a time span of a thousand years
- The ancient ruins provide insights into millennial civilizations.
- The millennial oak tree stood as a symbol of endurance and strength.
- The historian studied millennial trends in climate change over the past thousand years.
- The millennial anniversary of the city's founding was celebrated with grand festivities.
- The millennial glacier has been slowly receding over the past thousand years.
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related to or belonging to the generation of people born between the 1980s and 1990s
- Millennial consumers are driving trends in online shopping and social media marketing.
- Many millennial voters prioritize issues like climate change and student loan reform.
- The millennial workforce values flexibility and work-life balance over traditional benefits.
- Companies are adapting their products to appeal to millennial preferences for sustainability.
- Millennial habits are shaping the way businesses approach digital advertising and brand engagement.
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referring to the belief in a future age of peace and happiness, often associated with the return of Christ to earth
- Many religious groups hold millennial beliefs, anticipating a time of peace and divine rule on Earth.
- The preacher spoke passionately about the coming millennial kingdom where justice and harmony would prevail.
- His writings reflect a millennial vision of hope and renewal for humanity.
- The community embraced a millennial outlook, preparing for the prophesied era of prosperity and righteousness.
- The leader’s speech offered a millennial promise of peace and equality for the nation.
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