Explore the concept of time and its fleeting nature with words like 'ephemeral', 'intermittent', and 'millennium'. This category is particularly useful for historians, philosophers, or anyone intrigued by the passage of time and its implications.
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adjourn, aeon, anachronism, annals, archaic, asynchronous, chronicle, chronological, coeval, concurrent, continuity, ephemeral, epoch, eternal, evanescent, excursion, fleeting, hiatus, indefinitely, interim, intermission, intermittent, jaunt, junket, makeshift, millennia, millennium, moratorium, nanosecond, nostalgic, palimpsest, perennial, perpetuity, precede, primordial, protracted, quiescent, reprieve, respite, retro, sequel, simultaneous, sojourn, synchronous, temporal, transient, vintage, yesteryear
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