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Term: Saecula Saeculorum

Part of Speech: Noun

Senses:

1. In popular usage: refers to a very long period of time, often associated with eternity or perpetuity.
2. In local usage: typically used in religious contexts, refers to a liturgical phrase emphasizing the eternal nature of God's kingdom.

Examples:

1. Popular Sense:
• Time seemed to stand still as they gazed at the saecula saeculorum artwork in the museum.
• Her love for him will last saecula saeculorum.
• The beauty of the Grand Canyon will be admired saecula saeculorum.
2. Local Sense:
• The congregation sang praises to God, proclaiming His glory saecula saeculorum.
• May God's kingdom reign saecula saeculorum.
• The chanting of saecula saeculorum echoed through the cathedral.

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