bygone in Latin
bygone in Latin is praeteritus — bygone means belonging to a time long past.
bygone in Latin
praeteritus
Having been or happened in the distant past.
What does "bygone" mean?
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adj Belonging to a time long past.
"He spoke fondly of a bygone era of steam trains."
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bygone in a sentence
- He spoke fondly of a bygone era of steam trains.
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What is "bygone" in Latin?
"bygone" in Latin is praeteritus. bygone means: Belonging to a time long past.
How do you use "bygone" in a sentence?
Example: "He spoke fondly of a bygone era of steam trains." In Latin, "bygone" is praeteritus.
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