foretime (Meaning)
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foretime (n.)
The past; the time before the present.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foretime
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foretime Sentence Examples
- In foretime, travelers journeyed by horse and cart, enduring arduous treks.
- The foretime legends of King Arthur and his knights still inspire awe and wonder.
- Artifacts unearthed from foretime civilizations provide valuable insights into our own.
- The ancient foretime pyramids of Egypt continue to captivate archaeologists and tourists alike.
- The foretime woodlands once teemed with wildlife, but today face urbanization and deforestation.
- The foretime customs and traditions of various cultures offer a glimpse into their rich pasts.
- Historians diligently study foretime records to construct a comprehensive understanding of our ancestors.
- The foretime ruins of Pompeii offer a haunting reminder of a city frozen in time.
- The foretime philosophers pondered the nature of existence and the meaning of life.
- The lessons learned from foretime mistakes can guide us in making wiser choices today.
FAQs About the word foretime
The past; the time before the present.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In foretime, travelers journeyed by horse and cart, enduring arduous treks.
The foretime legends of King Arthur and his knights still inspire awe and wonder.
Artifacts unearthed from foretime civilizations provide valuable insights into our own.
The ancient foretime pyramids of Egypt continue to captivate archaeologists and tourists alike.
