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Great Hundred

Description:

The term "Great Hundred" refers to a historical administrative division or unit of measurement. It has various senses and usages, both popular and local. It denotes a specific quantity or a specific group of people based on context.

Examples:

Noun:

sense 1: In medieval England, a "Great Hundred" was a governmental division comprising approximately 100 households.

Example sentence: The village of Tudley belonged to the Warden of the Great Hundred of Kent.

sense 2: In local folklore, the term "Great Hundred" represents a legendary group of a hundred brave warriors who protected the kingdom.

Example sentence: The tale tells of the Great Hundred's valiant efforts to defend their land from the invading forces.

Adjective:

sense 1: "Great Hundred" can also be used to describe something of significant magnitude or importance.

Example sentence: The discovery of the lost treasure was a great hundred event for the archaeologists.

sense 2: The term "Great Hundred" can be used to emphasize the exceptional qualities or prowess of an individual or a team.

Example sentence: The athlete's great hundred performance in the marathon earned them a gold medal.

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