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yesteryear

noun as in time elapsed

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Surprise-released by Nintendo earlier this fall for $100, its aim is arguably to resurrect a device of yesteryear.

Situated right next to the original Pasadena home featured in John Carpenter’s “Halloween,” this horror media-focused art gallery by local SaraRose Orlandini feels like stepping into one of your scary movie slumber parties of yesteryear.

I would say in the U.S., people do sometimes look at the blues as yesteryear music, so that I think limits the demographic of people who expose themselves to it.

Today, that carefree boy of yesteryear is 79.

Jackson isn’t writing musicals of yesteryear.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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