Do you know the meaning of the word “centenary“? The Webster Dictionary defines the word “centenary” as an anniversary: “A centenary, like its cousin centennial, is an anniversary”. The word “centenary” is from Latin “centenarius” meaning “of a hundred, or relating to a hundred”. To be continued.
Here are some examples:
- As we celebrate this “centenary“, let us remember the visionary wisdom of Atatürk, who carved the path to modernity and equality in Türkiye.
- Happy “Centenary“, Türkiye – a Resplendent Republic, a Timeless Legacy! #LongLiveTheRepublicofTürkiye
More examples:
- The town celebrated its centenary with a grand parade and fireworks.
- The school’s centenary reunion brought together alumni from all over the world.
- The publication of her novel marked the centenary of her birth, and it was widely celebrated.
- The museum displayed a special exhibition to commemorate the centenary of a famous artist’s birth.
- The centenary of the end of World War I was a solemn occasion, with many people paying their respects at the war memorial.
- This year, our family farm reaches its centenary, and we’re planning a big gathering to honor its history.
- The centenary of the discovery of penicillin was a reminder of the revolutionary impact of antibiotics on medicine.
- The library received a generous donation to establish a centenary collection of rare books and manuscripts.
- The city’s oldest theater is about to mark its centenary, and a special performance is being organized to celebrate.
- The centenary of women’s suffrage was a significant milestone in the fight for gender equality.
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