Era and Measure

Era

Era noun - An extent of time associated with a particular person or thing.

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Measure and era are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Measure" instead a noun "Era".

Measure noun - An action planned or taken to achieve a desired result.

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Era and measure are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Era" instead a noun "Measure".

particular	particular era	particular measure
certain	certain era	certain measure
actual	actual era	actual measure
main	main era	main measure
Other adjectives: new, last, previous.

London in this era is the standard against which the Kindred measure all other cities—and also a deeply dangerous domain where only the savviest survive its politics.

Source: Victorian London
Break Out the Museum Piece: Makes use of converted Cold War era weaponry with the occasional World War II piece thrown in for good measure.

Source: Video Game / Rise of the Reds
He feels that gamer culture's obsession with difficulty as a measure of a game's quality is a relic of the arcade era, when games were designed to be difficult so as to suck down quarters.

Source: Creator / Bob Chipman

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