millennium
/ˌmɪləˈniəm/Definitions
1. noun
A period of 1,000 years, especially used in Christian theology to denote a period of 1,000 years between the first and second comings of Christ.
“The new millennium brought about significant technological advancements.”
2. noun
A period of 1,000 years in general usage, often used to describe the 20th century or the 21st century.
“The end of the millennium marked the beginning of a new era.”
3. noun
A large building or complex where grain is ground into flour, especially one powered by steam or electricity.
“The old grain mill was a prominent feature of the village.”
4. noun
A machine or device for grinding or crushing grain or other materials, especially one powered by steam or electricity.
“The mill at the factory produced flour at an incredible rate.”
5. noun
A place where ore is crushed or ground, especially one powered by steam or electricity.
“The gold mill in the mine extracted valuable minerals from the ore.”
6. noun
A place where machinery or mechanical equipment is housed or operated, especially one powered by steam or electricity.
“The power mill generated enough electricity to power the entire town.”