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Antonyms:
future,
futurity,
hereafter,
time to come
Often used in the same context:
yore,
throwback,
yester,
olden,
eras,
hark,
heyday,
nostalgia,
old fashioned,
classic,
antediluvian,
retro,
nostalgists,
halcyon,
codgers,
modern,
vintage,
golden oldie,
celluloid,
nawabs,
hanker,
legendry,
fogies,
eighties,
glories,
bobby socks,
archetypal,
sixties,
harken,
seventies,
flappers,
ageless,
bathtub gin,
legends,
oldtimers,
maharajahs,
vogue,
forebears,
oldies,
homespun,
hearkening,
heath ledger,
milkmen,
oldsters,
venerable,
churls,
plebian,
elephantine,
stagecoaches,
granddaddy,
schoolmarms,
stodgier,
swashbucklers,
fakirs,
olde,
jimmy cagney,
musty,
forerunners,
stereopticon,
phonographs,
fros,
anachronism,
splendorous,
crasser,
roundheads,
outworn,
booboisie,
epitomes,
glamor,
gimcracks,
buggy whip,
nostalgist,
archaic,
antiquarians,
heroes,
fustiness,
mullets,
auteurism,
trilbies,
rustics,
gaudier,
daydreamers,
filmland,
desi,
passe,
hoboes,
snazzier,
movieland,
frontiersmen,
barnstormers,
mammies,
olde worlde,
hepcat,
nineties,
nouveau,
sainted,
bubblegum,
headiest,
whippersnappers,
yankee doodle,
bioscope,
sluggards
More specific:
auld langsyne,
bygone,
history,
langsyne,
old,
old times,
the good old days,
time immemorial,
time out of mind,
yesterday
More general:
time
Synonyms:
past,
past times,
yore
Also try:
— Adjectives for yesteryear:
golden,
colonial,
animated,
kept,
many,
beautiful,
only
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