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形容詞

trillennial (not comparable)

1. Pertaining to an age or duration of 3,000 years.
   • 1934, Edith Abbott & ‎Sophonisba Preston Breckinridge, The Social Service Review, page 383:

     But Dr. Niebuhr has gone beyond all that, and the "soaring of his soul" into millennial, billennial, and even trillennial prophecy seems to have boundless possibilities.

   • 1963, Ernest LeRoy Sloan, Seymour Martin Lipset, Political Sociologist, page 11:

     ...but they can be activated by a crisis, especially if it is accompanied by strong trillennial appeals.

   • 1999, Josh Freed, ‎Terry Mosher, ‎Aislin, 2000 Reasons to Hate the Millennium: A 21st-Century Survival Guide, →ISBN:

     With new advances in medicine, you can't be sure you won't be around for trillennial Millennium hype.