Antonyms for quarter-centuryquar·ter-cen·tu·ry

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Princeton's WordNet

1. quarter-centurynoun

   a period of 25 years

How to use quarter-century in a sentence?

1. Dick Durbin:

   For virtually his entire adult life, including a quarter century on the U.S. Supreme Court, Stephen Breyer has served his country with the highest possible distinction. He is, and always has been, a model jurist.

2. Freddie Mac:

   Mortgage application activity sunk to a quarter-century low this week as high mortgage rates continue to weaken the housing market, while mortgage market activity has significantly shrunk over the last year, inflationary pressures are easing and should lead to lower mortgage rates in 2023.

3. Leezia Dhalla:

   I came to the US a quarter century ago, i never imagined I would still be fighting for the opportunity to become an American citizen 25 years later.

4. Taylor Berry:

   We've been around for a quarter-century at this point, and there's been a lot of trends that have happened throughout the alcohol industry, we've stayed true to our roots — which is doing one thing, and doing one thing right.

5. Kurri Kupec:

   Neomi Rao is a renowned constitutional and administrative law expert. That is why the President nominated Neomi Rao to the D.C. Circuit. The views Neomi Rao expressed a quarter century ago as a college student writing for her student newspaper were intentionally provocative, designed to raise questions and push back against liberal elitism that dominated Neomi Rao campus at the time, more than two decades later, Neomi Rao views can be found in Neomi Rao numerous academic articles and speeches. We are confident Neomi Rao will make an exemplary judge on the D.C Circuit.

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