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bygone days
noun as in ancient history
Example Sentences
Ever since the bygone days of youth, pork has gone hand in hand with applesauce.
Oh the good old energy of the bygone days, before men became so self-conscious.
Another moment, and a smile crossed his lips, the same sweet smile so often bent upon her in the bygone days.
She had never had them in the bygone days, when her friends came to see her and she went to see them.
In the bygone days the Indians used to spear them as they came upstream to spawn, said Earl.
A single sheet of paper was enclosed, on which was written, "For the sake of the bygone days, come to me."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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