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gone-by
adjective as in bygone
adjective as in past
adjective as in past
Example Sentences
Linked to Kossuth is the new talk about the new and strange action of that gone-by hero Louis Napoleon.
A half-regret chases over you at nightfall, when solitude pierces you with the swift dart of gone-by memories.
But no sound of surprise escaped him because it was she, nor did he wonder at her gown of a gone-by century.
In days gone-by, the taking of the ordeal to clear oneself was the common practice, but at present it is quite the exception.
It took it with a strange reversion to long gone-by conditions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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