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Definition of long-ago in English: long-agoadjective Existing in or relating to a time in the distant past. time has marched on since my long-ago youth idyllic views of a long-ago New York Example sentencesExamples - It looks like a souvenir of a long-ago pep rally.
- A rummage through the cupboard revealed a half-eaten packet of chips left over from some long-ago party; I devoured the contents within minutes.
- In the long-ago days of the double entendre, wartime entertainer Gracie Fields could reduce battle-hardened troops to tears with this song.
- Who was she, my long-ago ancestor, first of her dark-eyed family to bear a blue-eyed child?
- By the time of the investigation in 1890, she seemed less concerned with his long-ago disappearance than with his pension benefits.
- Scotsman Alexander Selkirk is another long-ago survivor of the sea.
- A woman brings her 20-something daughter to Italy, recreating the route of her long-ago honeymoon.
- Even given the director's gift for hyperbole, his account of that long-ago phone call seems peculiarly telling.
- Undoubtedly, some long-ago fires were catastrophic.
- Over lunch, she tried to remember as much as she could about Carlos and their long-ago romance.
- Their conversation runs unbroken throughout, covering everything from relationships, politics and careers, to the lingering effects of their long-ago meeting.
- Posters and fight cards announcing long-ago boxing matches cover the walls, alongside black-and-white photos of fighters and newspaper articles about Wild Card's trainer, Freddie Roach.
- She remembered the frustration, fear and anger of that long-ago night.
- He is talking about his long-ago film career and how he was once a star.
- In long-ago times, tulips were symbols of wealth and power.
- It's a charming story about a parson and his family in search of a proper burger after church on a long-ago Sunday.
Synonyms past, former, earlier, one-time, gone by, previous, forgotten, lost, finished, completed, of old, ancient, antiquated, obsolete, departed, dead, extinct, defunct, out of date, outmoded, passé
Definition of long-ago in US English: long-agoadjective Existing in or relating to a time in the distant past. time has marched on since my long-ago youth idyllic views of a long-ago New York Example sentencesExamples - It looks like a souvenir of a long-ago pep rally.
- It's a charming story about a parson and his family in search of a proper burger after church on a long-ago Sunday.
- Undoubtedly, some long-ago fires were catastrophic.
- In long-ago times, tulips were symbols of wealth and power.
- In the long-ago days of the double entendre, wartime entertainer Gracie Fields could reduce battle-hardened troops to tears with this song.
- Their conversation runs unbroken throughout, covering everything from relationships, politics and careers, to the lingering effects of their long-ago meeting.
- Posters and fight cards announcing long-ago boxing matches cover the walls, alongside black-and-white photos of fighters and newspaper articles about Wild Card's trainer, Freddie Roach.
- A woman brings her 20-something daughter to Italy, recreating the route of her long-ago honeymoon.
- She remembered the frustration, fear and anger of that long-ago night.
- Scotsman Alexander Selkirk is another long-ago survivor of the sea.
- Even given the director's gift for hyperbole, his account of that long-ago phone call seems peculiarly telling.
- By the time of the investigation in 1890, she seemed less concerned with his long-ago disappearance than with his pension benefits.
- A rummage through the cupboard revealed a half-eaten packet of chips left over from some long-ago party; I devoured the contents within minutes.
- Over lunch, she tried to remember as much as she could about Carlos and their long-ago romance.
- He is talking about his long-ago film career and how he was once a star.
- Who was she, my long-ago ancestor, first of her dark-eyed family to bear a blue-eyed child?
Synonyms past, former, earlier, one-time, gone by, previous, forgotten, lost, finished, completed, of old, ancient, antiquated, obsolete, departed, dead, extinct, defunct, out of date, outmoded, passé
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