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Discover Ludwig"four decades" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a forty year period, usually in the past or present but not the future. For example: "Over the past four decades, the company has grown from a small family business to a large multi-national corporation."
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He was four decades early.
My tears took four decades to come.
That career stretches back nearly four decades.
Four decades ago Americans were evenly split.
Four decades after the Declaration, G.W.F.
But that was four decades away.
Hundreds more clients followed over four decades.
Worked at F.I.T. for almost four decades.
Almost four decades later, the sequel.
Now that stagnation is four decades old.
In four decades, the fighting never stopped.
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