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Antonyms:
future,
futurity,
hereafter,
present(a),
time to come
Often used in the same context:
over,
recent,
last,
ago,
previous,
years,
have,
preceding,
few,
earlier,
decades,
times,
nearly,
lately,
several,
been,
weeks,
countless,
intervening,
steadily,
months,
twenty,
during,
three,
next,
five,
repeatedly,
six,
consistently,
couple,
within,
seasons,
januaries,
four,
thirty,
eighteen,
since,
endured,
forty,
aprils,
two,
twelve,
successive,
ensuing,
quietly,
days,
consecutive,
later,
already,
after,
eight,
historically,
almost,
prior,
seven,
numerous,
twice,
span,
once,
instances,
ten,
inception,
subsequent,
umpteen,
continually,
routinely,
just,
timespan,
before,
periodically,
period,
risen,
thirteen,
innumerable,
bedeviled,
fifteen,
cumulatively,
halloweens,
throughout,
nine,
occasionally,
gone,
tenure,
festered,
occasions,
pervious,
history,
spent,
tumultuous,
only,
despite,
continuously,
millenniums,
first,
long,
frequently,
dramatically,
row,
around,
meanwhile,
straight,
this,
pasts,
heritage,
forebear,
forebears,
forbears,
origins,
epoch,
eras,
heroes,
annals,
forefathers,
lore,
pilgrimage,
society,
ancestors,
drama,
traditions,
ancestor,
fable,
future,
eventful,
hectic,
vious,
bygone,
frustrating,
early,
stressful,
uneventful,
unspectacular,
formative,
earlv,
enjoyable,
nonschool
More specific:
auld langsyne,
bygone,
history,
langsyne,
old,
old times,
preterit,
preterite,
the good old days,
time immemorial,
time out of mind,
yesterday
Appears in the definition of:
.,
account,
affirmative action,
ago,
agone,
anamnesis,
ancient,
ancients,
antiquity,
aorist,
apologetically,
apperceive,
apperception,
apperceptive,
auld langsyne,
back,
backward,
bar,
boundary layer,
break,
bygone,
bypast,
cam,
cam river,
castle,
catmint,
catnip,
celebrated,
chao phraya,
charge,
chronicle,
chronology,
church of scientology,
claret,
conventional,
current unit,
dated,
dead hand,
dead hand of the past,
deep,
delinquent,
departed,
determinedly,
distant,
doubtful,
drag up,
dredge up,
drive-by shooting,
dwell,
earlya,
effloresce,
elegiac,
extort,
ex post facto,
film festival,
fish ladder,
flashback,
foregone,
formera,
fossil,
fourfold,
fragile,
gone,
hangover,
heritage,
historic,
historical,
historicalness,
historical present,
historied,
history,
holdover,
hold over,
immemorialip,
janus-faced,
just then,
langsyne,
lang syne,
lasta,
late,
latea,
lately,
latterly,
long ago,
long since,
mantoux test,
memento,
memory,
mire,
mortmain,
ne'er,
nepeta cataria,
never,
nostalgia,
now,
of late,
old,
olden,
old times,
opaquely,
othera,
outgoing,
over-the-shoulder bombing,
overblown,
overdue,
overhaul,
overladen,
overloaded,
overlook,
overrun,
overtake,
palaeoclimatology,
palaetiology,
paleoclimatology,
paletiology,
pass,
pastness,
past perfect,
past perfect tense,
past progressive,
past progressive tense,
past tense,
penance,
penitence,
persistent,
pluferfect tense,
pluperfect,
population,
presenta,
presentness,
preterit,
preterite,
previousa,
projection,
putt,
recent,
recently,
recollection,
record,
recoverable,
reliance,
relic,
relief,
remember,
remembering,
remembrance,
reminisce,
reminiscence,
remote,
repentance,
retention,
retentiveness,
retro,
retroactive,
retrospect,
retrospection,
retrospective,
retrospectively,
retrovision,
river cam,
roll,
savory,
scientology,
searching,
sentimentalize,
sevenfold,
shot,
snap,
snarl,
souvenir,
specter,
speed,
stock,
storied,
story,
take back,
the good old days,
think back,
threefold,
time,
time immemorial,
time machine,
time out of mind,
tine test,
true anomaly,
trust,
tuberculin skin test,
tuberculin test,
two-faced,
undemocratic,
urd,
urth,
use,
water under the bridge,
whish,
whistle,
yesterday,
zip
Part of:
life
More general:
amount of time,
period,
period of time,
tense,
time,
time period
Synonyms:
ago,
agone,
ancient,
by,
bygone,
bypast,
chivalric,
departed,
earlier,
early,
erstwhile,
ex,
foregone,
former,
gone,
historic,
historical,
knightly,
last,
late,
medieval,
old,
olden,
once,
onetime,
other,
outgoing,
past tense,
past times,
preceding,
prehistoric,
prehistorical,
previous,
quondam,
recent,
retiring,
sometime,
then,
ult,
ultimo,
yesteryear,
yore
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