erstwhile in Polish
erstwhile in Polish is były, dawny — erstwhile means former; belonging to an earlier time and no longer holding the position or relationship described.
erstwhile in Polish
były
dawny
What does "erstwhile" mean?
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adjective Former; belonging to an earlier time and no longer holding the position or relationship described.
"Her erstwhile business partner now runs a rival firm."
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adverb Formerly; at a time in the past.
"The hall, erstwhile a chapel, is now a concert venue."
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erstwhile in a sentence
- Her erstwhile business partner now runs a rival firm.
- The two erstwhile allies barely speak.
- The hall, erstwhile a chapel, is now a concert venue.
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What is "erstwhile" in Polish?
"erstwhile" in Polish is były, dawny. erstwhile means: Former; belonging to an earlier time and no longer holding the position or relationship described.
How do you use "erstwhile" in a sentence?
Example: "Her erstwhile business partner now runs a rival firm." In Polish, "erstwhile" is były, dawny.
Are there other ways to say "erstwhile" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "erstwhile": były, dawny.
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