yesteryear
0 antonyms and opposites of yesteryear, grouped by meaning.
Noun — Times gone by; the past, especially thought of with nostalgia.
Etymology
From "yester-" (previous) plus "year" — literally "last year", broadened over time to mean "the past" in general.
Full origin of yesteryear →Frequently asked questions
What does “yesteryear” mean?
The word “yesteryear” means times gone by; the past, especially thought of with nostalgia. In plain terms, a slightly poetic word for "the old days" or "the past".
How do you pronounce “yesteryear”?
“Yesteryear” is pronounced YEHS-tuh-yeer (/ˈjɛstərjɪər/ in IPA).
How do you use “yesteryear” in a sentence?
Here is “yesteryear” used in a sentence: “The old diner still has the charm of yesteryear.”
What is another word for “yesteryear”?
Words with a similar meaning to “yesteryear” include yestertide.
What part of speech is “yesteryear”?
“Yesteryear” is a noun.