Definition: The word "c circa" comes from the Latin word 'circa,' which means around, within a certain period of time, or in this case, between two events. Here's its definition: 1. Within a period of time: This phrase indicates that something was happening before another event happened at that time. 2. Between two events: It is used to describe the relationship between two events rather than directly comparing them as "between." For example, if you say "I'm going to do some work around 3 p.m," this means that the work will be done in about three hours before you finish it. In summary: - Within a period of time: Something happened before another event. - Between two events: The relationship between two events.

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Definition: A word that dates back to a past period, as in "circa 1250" (circa = past) or "circa 1480" (circa = present). For example: - Circa 1365 is when Sir Francis Drake first landed in America. - Circa 1971 was the year of the Vietnam War.

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Definition: The word "circa" in Greek means "approximately," referring to a period or range within which something can be considered correct, reliable, or true. It's used to describe any time interval where one event fits perfectly with another without being too exact or precise. For instance, when comparing dates, the number of years between two events is said to be "circa."

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