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Often used in the same context:
nostalgic,
olden,
halcyon,
quaint,
anachronistic,
olde,
timeless,
hoary,
neolithic,
modern,
quainter,
yester,
antediluvian,
prelapsarian,
glorious,
musty,
outworn,
edwardian,
timeworn,
nostalgists,
fabled,
outmoded,
genteel,
old fashioned,
heady,
redolent,
antebellum,
cobwebby,
palaeolithic,
ancient,
archetypal,
dickensian,
romanticized,
archaic,
leisured,
neoclassic,
legendary,
rackety,
medieval,
proustian,
classic,
edenic,
olde worlde,
atavistic,
cromwellian,
czarist,
tin pan alley,
superannuated,
picture postcard,
elizabethan,
drear,
mythologise,
colonial,
mythic,
workaday,
dolce vita,
paleolithic,
golden,
fleeting,
immemorial,
mythologized,
grimy,
lordly,
retro,
ancien regime,
wistful,
venerable,
hallowed,
bathtub gin,
ageless,
mediaeval,
wordsworthian,
fin de siecle,
de rigueur,
quintessential,
shopworn,
beery,
stately,
merrie,
idealized,
homeric,
bibulous,
antiquated,
sepia,
memento mori,
stereopticon,
kitschy,
tammany hall,
primeval,
apparitional,
rustic,
vestigial,
sylvan,
twilight,
gilded,
prehistoric,
crustiest,
evocative,
stodgier,
quotidian,
raffish,
gaslit,
answering,
anyone,
calculating,
gary,
mme,
ache,
acquaintance,
affliction,
aisle,
alcove,
alley,
andy,
animate,
anteroom,
anybody,
anything,
atone,
babble,
backwards,
barbaric,
ago,
decadent,
preindustrial,
preliterate,
incaic,
troublous,
forgotten,
past,
pharaonic,
precapitalist,
prechristian,
prerevolutionary,
conquest,
effete,
precolonial,
prehistorical,
atlantean
Appears in the definition of:
gone,
put
More general:
past,
past times,
yesteryear,
yore
Synonyms:
bypast,
departed,
foregone,
gone,
past
Also try:
— Nouns for bygone:
age,
era,
times,
ages,
time,
day,
days,
eras,
generation,
generations,
period,
more...
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