Similar words: golden, golden mean, golden rule, golden horde, menage, teenage, golden handshake, teenager. Meaning: n. 1. a time period when some activity or skill was at its peak 2. any period (sometimes imaginary) of great peace and prosperity and happiness 3. (classical mythology) the first and best age of the world, a time of ideal happiness, prosperity, and innocence; by extension, any flourishing and outstanding period.
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(61) The 19 th century was a golden age for St. Petersburg's wealthy classes.
(62) Cadiz's golden age during the 18 th century shaped the urban development of this city.
(63) Successful superheroes never let it slide. That's how Batman, Iron Man, the Wasp, and the Golden Age Sandman all retain their millionaire status, even when they do the costume thing full-time.
(64) The Song Dynasty was the golden age in the engraving printing history.
(65) He suggests that with the right financial model, we will enter a golden age of journalism.
(66) The period 1850 - 1914 was therefore a golden age in the economic history of the village.
(67) The country's greatest labor organizer, he made the golden age of unions possible.
(68) During the Golden Age the ceiling of the Parthenon was painted red, gold,[sentencedict.com/golden age.html] and blue.
(69) Amsterdam in the golden age of the 17th century also comes close, but that’s putting a lot of weight on culture, and we need something broader.
(70) Writers such as Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, Eugene O'Neill and others made this what many called the "Golden Age" of American writing.
(71) The golden age of Australia are the only designated health club Reiter training institute.
(72) The golden age ended with the advent of World War 1.
(73) There had been four ages since the human world first cameinto being . They are the Golden Age, the Silver Age, the Age of Bronze and the Age of Iron.
(74) Today, I am in the lifetime of the golden age, I have a lot of dreams, one of which is to make a good start of my career.
(75) But let's indulge the hopefulness for a moment and assume that we really are entering a golden age of rationally designed, targeted drugs.
(76) The show began with an Anglo-French rout: Costume design went to the British team behind "Elizabeth: The Golden Age."
(77) Except that it was never here in the first place, any more than Hesiod's Golden Age, or the Britain of endless summers.
(78) Later, men called the reign of Augustus the golden age of the Roman Empire.
(79) From about 1880 to 1903 was truly the golden age of mountaineering.
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