millennium

Preposition: of

Christianity: We are now at the start of the third millenium of Christianity.

Converse of object

• celebrate: The school has celebrated the coming Millenium in several ways.
• commemorate: It consists of a tall cross commemorating the Millenium.
• span: They span five millennia, and are written on virtually every medium ever employed.
• enter: We enter the new millenium strongly positioned for continued success.
• mark: Last year we made a CD to mark the Millenium.
• greet: Of course we want success at Langney, but not if it means greeting the millenium with a 2nd Division fixture.

Adjective modifier

• third: Not the case now we're in the third Millenium.
• 3rd: In the Trust we are building a new hospital fit for the 3rd millenium.
• 2nd: Tin bronze work commenced from about the beginning of the 2nd millenium B.C. to the mid 1st millenium B.C. in Xinjiang, China.
• 1st: Nick Merriman handles the 1st millenium BC with equal aplomb.
• fourth: We know that deposits of silver were worked in Iran from the fourth millenium BC.
• 4th: Among the earliest structures revealed during the survey were trackways from the 4th millenium BC, visible only very rarely at extreme low water.

Modifies a noun

• bug: Millenium Bug: planning for disaster on January 1 There is considerable coverage being given to the Year 2000 problem.
• celebration: Chris Smith has given shape to the wider Millenium celebrations.
• dome: I'll build a mini millenium dome in my garden!
• stadium: Millenium Stadium will be even more tense than this, if we win, it will even eclipse this as an experience.
• eve: The first came on millenium eve whilst standing on London Bridge waiting for the fireworks to go off.
• ad: It is the earliest example in Cornwall During the first millenium AD, what is now Cornwall evolved from a Roman division of territory.

Noun used with modifier

landmark: The launch of the new name for Bristol's landmark Millenium project.