Crossword-Solution: QUADRIENNIAL 12 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 22

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Quadriennial a. Same as Quadrennial.

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One who, or that which, eats.
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greedy person
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Sentences with QUADRIENNIAL (5)

The quadriennial Arts' course was conducted by so-called Regents, who each carried the same students through all the four years, thus taking upon himself the burden of all the sciences--a walking Encyclopaedia.
Practical Essays Alexander Bain 2006
Always united in the purpose of regulating the affairs of the whole Union by the standard of the slaveholding interest, the disproportionate numbers of this section in the electoral colleges have enabled them, in ten out of twelve quadriennial elections, to confer the chief magistracy on one of their own citizens.
Memoir of the Life of John Quincy Adams. Josiah Quincy 2007
Now we have seen reasons to hold that the two most famous of the great Greek games, the Pythian and the Olympian, were both based on the ancient cycle of eight years, and that the quadriennial period at which they were regularly celebrated in historical times was arrived at by a subdivision of the older octennial cycle.
The Golden Bough (Third Edition, Vol. 7 of 12) James George Frazer 2013
Yet in historical times it may well have happened that these considerations were forgotten, and that games and festivals were instituted at quadriennial intervals, for example at Plataea(294) in honour of the slain, at Actium to commemorate the great victory, and at Mantinea in honour of Antinous,(295) without any conscious reference to the sun and moon, and merely because that period had from time immemorial been regarded as the proper and normal one for the celebration of certain solemn religious rites.
The Golden Bough (Third Edition, Vol. 7 of 12) James George Frazer 2013
Whatever the origin and meaning of these games may have been, we may surmise that the quadriennial and biennial periods at which they were held were originally derived from astronomical considerations, and that they had nothing to do directly either with the agricultural cycle, which is annual, nor with the worship of the dead, which can scarcely be said to have any cycle at all, unless indeed it be an annual one.
The Golden Bough (Third Edition, Vol. 7 of 12) James George Frazer 2013