Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hundred-days
noun
/ˈhʌndrəd deɪz/
Definition
A term used to refer to a specific period of a hundred days, often associated with major political or social changes.
Examples
- “The new government’s hundred-days agenda aimed to tackle unemployment and boost the economy.”
- “In history, Napoleon’s hundred-days refers to his return to power after escaping from exile.”
- “The company set ambitious goals for its hundred-day plan to improve customer satisfaction.”
Meaning
The hundred-days concept is frequently used in political contexts, particularly to describe the time frame within which a newly elected leader implements significant changes or reforms.
Synonyms
- century mark
- time frame
- period of change
