1770s
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Definition
- Noun:
- The decade from 1770 to 1779: A period of ten consecutive years, specifically those beginning with the year 1770 and ending with 1779. This term is used to refer to that specific historical period as a single unit.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The American Revolution began in the 1770s.
- Many significant inventions were created during the 1770s.
- Fashion in the 1770s was characterized by elaborate wigs and dresses.
Advanced Usage
- "The tumultuous 1770s": Using an adjective to describe the character of the decade.
- Historians often focus on the tumultuous 1770s in North America.
- "During the latter half of the 1770s": Specifying a part of the decade.
- The war intensified during the latter half of the 1770s.
Variants and Related Words
- 1770 (n): The specific year marking the start of the decade.
- 1779 (n): The specific year marking the end of the decade.
- Eighteenth century (n): The broader century (the 1700s) which contains the 1770s.
Synonyms
- The seventh decade of the 18th century: A more formal, descriptive synonym.
- The '70s of the 1700s: An informal way to refer to the same period.
Related Phrases
- "In the 1770s": The standard prepositional phrase used to indicate something happened within that decade.
- The concept was first proposed in the 1770s.
Noun
- the decade from 1770 to 1779