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Sense: Adjective: having occurred previously
Synonyms:
former Collocations, preceding, gone by, foregoing Collocations, anterior, antecedent, prior Collocations, previous Collocations, earlier, elapsed, last Collocations, recent Collocations, precedent
Antonyms:
subsequent Collocations, following Collocations, next Collocations, after Collocations, afterward, coming Collocations, forthcoming Collocations, approaching, future Collocations, present Collocations, current Collocations
Sense: Adjective: no longer serving
Synonyms:
ex- (prefix), retired, early Collocations, preceding, former Collocations, erstwhile, bygone, one-time, historical Collocations
Antonyms:
incoming Collocations, future Collocations, newly elected, new Collocations, current Collocations, serving Collocations, actual Collocations, modern Collocations, present-day, state-of-the-art, cutting-edge
Sense: Adjective: no longer existing
Synonyms:
done Collocations, finished Collocations, gone Collocations, behind sb now, over Collocations, forgotten, extinct Collocations, over and done with (informal), dead and buried, dead and gone, dead Collocations, in the past, long gone
Sense: Adverb: passing by
Synonyms:
by, on Collocations, along Collocations, through Collocations, over Collocations, before sb, in front of sb, before sb's very eyes, in front of sb's eyes
Sense: Preposition: beyond
Synonyms:
beyond Collocations, farther than, further than, after Collocations, just after, just past, a little way down from, through Collocations, over Collocations, behind Collocations, on the other side of
Sense: Preposition: later than
Synonyms:
after Collocations, later than, following Collocations, just after, immediately after, farther along than, further along than
Sense: Noun: past time - often preceded by 'the'
Synonyms:
good old times (informal), good old days, days gone by, olden days, the old days, ancient times, former times, yesteryear, antiquity, long ago, old times, past times, years ago, yesterday Collocations, once upon a time, days of old (literary), days of yore (literary), yore (literary), sb's day (informal)
Antonyms:
tomorrow Collocations, next week, next century, in a hundred years, present Collocations, present day, now Collocations, hereafter Collocations, from now on, what's in store, the coming months, future Collocations
Sense: Noun: past events
Synonyms:
history Collocations, antecedents, happenings, events, ancient history
Antonyms:
future life, reincarnation, forthcoming events, destiny Collocations, outlook Collocations, afterlife, deadline Collocations, present Collocations, future Collocations, things to come
Sense: Noun: concealed experiences
Synonyms:
history Collocations, secret affair, love affair, hidden past, what's dead and buried, secrets, family secrets, checkered past, chequered past (UK), personal experience
Antonyms:
legacy Collocations, proud history


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