Synonyms for More gone-by:
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adj.
• past
- ages ago
, - ancient
, - ancient history
, - back when
, - behind one
, - bygone
, - bypast
, - down memory lane
, - earlier
, - early
, - erstwhile
, - ex-
, - foregoing
, - gone-by
, - good old days
, - late
, - latter
, - latter-day
, - long-ago
, - old
, - olden days
, - once
, - one-time
, - over
, - preceding
, - previous
, - prior
, - quondam
, - recent
, - retired
, - sometime
, - time was
, - way back
, - way back when
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What are the hypernyms for More gone-by?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more gone-by?
The antonyms for the word "more gone-by" would be "recent," "contemporary," or "present-day." These words signify that something is currently happening or has happened recently, as opposed to something that is long past. They also suggest a connection to the modern world and a sense of being up-to-date or relevant. In contrast, "gone-by" implies a sense of nostalgia or a longing for a time that has passed. By using antonyms like "recent" or "contemporary," you can evoke a different mood or tone in your writing, one that is focused on the here and now rather than the past.
What are the antonyms for More gone-by?
Related words: gone by days, gone by year, gone by weeks, gone by months
Other words:
# what are gone-by days, # how many gone-by days, # how many gone-by weeks,
# how many gone-by months,
# what is a day ago
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