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From smallest to largest:

second

hour (60 minutes, 3600 seconds)

day (24 hours)

week (7 days)

fortnight (14 days, from fourteen night)

month (28 to 31 days)

decade (10 years, 120 months)

century (10 decades, 100 years)

millennium (1000 years)

The only standard unit missing is the minute (60 seconds).

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