erst (Meaning)
Wordnet
erst (r)
at a previous time
Webster
erst (adv.)
First.
Previously; before; formerly; heretofore.
Synonyms & Antonyms of erst
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erst Sentence Examples
- In the erstwhile realm ruled by King Alaric, the throne now stood empty, awaiting a new sovereign.
- Before the advent of modern technology, erstwhile communication relied heavily on letters and telegrams.
- History books are replete with tales of erstwhile kings and queens, their triumphs and tribulations.
- While visiting the erstwhile capital of the ancient empire, travelers marveled at the remnants of its glorious past.
- The erstwhile village elder, now frail and wise, shared stories of a time long gone with the eager children gathered around him.
- The estate's erstwhile grandeur was evident in the dilapidated mansion and overgrown gardens, hinting at its former opulence.
- Rummaging through the attic, she discovered an erstwhile love letter penned with heartfelt words that stirred her emotions anew.
- The erstwhile rivals, now united by a common cause, forged an unlikely alliance to overcome their shared adversary.
- The erstwhile forest, now a bustling city, bore witness to the relentless march of time and the ever-changing landscape.
- The erstwhile innocence of childhood faded away as the complexities of adulthood took hold, leaving behind a bittersweet nostalgia.
FAQs About the word erst
at a previous timeFirst., Previously; before; formerly; heretofore.
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No antonyms found.
In the erstwhile realm ruled by King Alaric, the throne now stood empty, awaiting a new sovereign.
Before the advent of modern technology, erstwhile communication relied heavily on letters and telegrams.
History books are replete with tales of erstwhile kings and queens, their triumphs and tribulations.
While visiting the erstwhile capital of the ancient empire, travelers marveled at the remnants of its glorious past.
