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Meanings of Age of Man in English
Portuguese
quaternário Catalan
quaternari Synonyms
Examples for "Quaternary"
Examples for "Quaternary"
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It was the zenith of the Late Pleistocene of the Quaternary Glaciation.
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The broad platforms of the hamada are covered with Quaternary deposits.
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This subdivision is still sometimes separated from the Tertiary, as the Quaternary epoch.
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A laboratory of vertebrate paleontology for formations other than the Quaternary.
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He spoke of Quaternary man, and I was with him all the time.
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The existence of men in the Quaternary period became, therefore, more positive every day.
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His departure marks the end of the Quaternary period.
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This ushered in the Quaternary period, during which very slowly the temperature came to its present degree.
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Recurrent cycles of climatic change during the Quaternary period have dramatically affected the population genetic structure of many species.
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Gentlemen, I have the honor on this auspicious occasion to present to you a man of the Quaternary period of our globe.
Usage of Age of Man in English
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The Sixth Age of Man is a time when work wraps up and life slows down.
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Harmonious Jade is one of the deadliest women in the legendary time that is the Second Age of Man.
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But in this age , the Age of Man, we must begin where our patient is; we must begin with Ecclesiastes.
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The Earth has spoken to my husband, and warned that the end of the Age of Man is upon us.
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In the Anthropocene (the Age of Man), we have shifted this balance by releasing more carbon dioxide than plants can absorb.
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The relative age of man and wife is next to be considered.
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Was the golden age of man, then, over in the remote past?
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There are also four ages of man, four vices, and four virtues.
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One hour's reading in it is worth an age of man's preaching.
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Each of the seven ages of man is neighbour to all the rest.
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We often found ourselves speculating about the age , and the ages of man.
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The ages of man were divided into three by Lucretius as:
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There is but little hope of his reaching the common age of man.
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Remember the riddle of the Sphinx, marking the ages of man?
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It is beyond sense to think that the greatest age of man was godless.
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The age of man does no more in this estimate than a single year.