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prophetic year

prophetic year noun: a period of 360 days, or 360 years, or 360 years of 360 days each, associated with various Biblical prophecies.

Noun

prophetic year (plural prophetic years)

  1. A period of 360 days, or 360 years, or 360 years of 360 days each, associated with various Biblical prophecies.
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Synonyms of prophetic year

Forms of prophetic year

pluralprophetic years

Questions about prophetic year

What does prophetic year mean?
Prophetic year means a period of 360 days, or 360 years, or 360 years of 360 days each, associated with various Biblical prophecies.
What part of speech is prophetic year?
Prophetic year is a noun.
What is the plural of prophetic year?
The plural of prophetic year is prophetic years.

Words near prophetic year in the dictionary

  1. prophethood
  2. prophethoods
  3. prophetic
  4. prophetic week
  5. prophetic weeks
  6. prophetic year
  7. prophetical
  8. prophetical year
  9. propheticality
  10. prophetically
  11. propheticalness

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