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Definition of silver age in English: silver agenoun A period regarded as notable but inferior to a golden age, such as that of so-called silver Latin literature. the age may in hindsight be seen as not entirely contemptible, perhaps even as a silver age Example sentencesExamples - When Saturn was overthrown by his son, Jupiter, the silver age began.
- I think that we are in, if not a golden age, then, at least, a very bright silver age.
- If this book has a hero, writes Alan Watkins, it is Fleet Street in its silver age, from about 1955 to about 1985.
- Weimar had its Golden classical age (Goethe, Schiller and Herder) and a silver age (Liszt); there was a string of Grand Dukes, Nietzsche, early Bauhaus and of course the proclamation of the Weimar Republic.
- It's like the silver age of DC comics, but on screen.
Definition of silver age in US English: silver agenoun A period regarded as notable but inferior to a golden age. the age may in hindsight be seen as not entirely contemptible, perhaps even as a silver age Example sentencesExamples - Weimar had its Golden classical age (Goethe, Schiller and Herder) and a silver age (Liszt); there was a string of Grand Dukes, Nietzsche, early Bauhaus and of course the proclamation of the Weimar Republic.
- I think that we are in, if not a golden age, then, at least, a very bright silver age.
- If this book has a hero, writes Alan Watkins, it is Fleet Street in its silver age, from about 1955 to about 1985.
- When Saturn was overthrown by his son, Jupiter, the silver age began.
- It's like the silver age of DC comics, but on screen.
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