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year of confusion

year of confusion proper noun: the year 46 BC, the last of a series of years of irregular length that led up to the implementation of the Julian calendar.

Proper noun

the year of confusion

  1. (historical) The year 46 BC, the last of a series of years of irregular length that led up to the implementation of the Julian calendar.

Questions about year of confusion

What does year of confusion mean?
Year of confusion means the year 46 BC, the last of a series of years of irregular length that led up to the implementation of the Julian calendar.
What part of speech is year of confusion?
Year of confusion is a proper noun.

Words near year of confusion in the dictionary

  1. year in, year out
  2. year mark
  3. year marks
  4. year mind
  5. year minds
  6. year of confusion
  7. year of grace
  8. year of our Lord
  9. year of the Lord
  10. year out
  11. year to date

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