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What are words to use instead of year?

Here are some words you can use instead of "year," depending on the context:

Time periods:

* Annual: (adjective) referring to a year, e.g., "annual report"

* Yearly: (adjective/adverb) occurring once a year, e.g., "yearly salary"

* Per annum: (Latin phrase) meaning "per year," e.g., "interest rate per annum"

* Twelvemonth: (noun) a period of twelve months, e.g., "twelvemonth lease"

* Calendar year: (noun) a year as defined by the Gregorian calendar, e.g., "the 2023 calendar year"

* Fiscal year: (noun) a year as defined by a specific organization or government, e.g., "the company's fiscal year"

Specific points in time:

* Anniversary: (noun) the date on which an event occurred in a previous year, e.g., "wedding anniversary"

* Epoch: (noun) a period of time marked by significant events, e.g., "the Victorian epoch"

* Era: (noun) a period of time marked by distinctive features, e.g., "the Renaissance era"

* Season: (noun) a period of time marked by specific weather patterns, e.g., "rainy season"

* Cycle: (noun) a period of time that repeats itself, e.g., "the life cycle of a butterfly"

More creative options:

* Turn: (noun) a complete rotation, often used to describe a specific period in someone's life, e.g., "a new turn in my career"

* Stint: (noun) a period of time spent doing something, e.g., "a stint in the military"

* Phase: (noun) a distinct period of time, often with a specific purpose, e.g., "the experimental phase of the project"

* Passage: (noun) a period of time experienced, e.g., "the passage of time"

Remember: The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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