olden (Meaning)
olden (s)
relating to time long past
olden (a.)
Old; ancient; as, the olden time.
olden (v. i.)
To grow old; to age.
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olden Sentence Examples
- In olden times, knights roamed the countryside on noble steeds.
- The villagers gathered around the fire, sharing tales from olden days.
- The castle stood tall and majestic, a testament to the grandeur of olden times.
- The blacksmith's anvil echoed with sounds that transported one back to olden times.
- The ancient scriptures held wisdom from olden civilizations that continued to guide people today.
- The dusty tome contained secrets from olden times that could unlock forgotten knowledge.
- The museum displayed artifacts that offered a glimpse into the lives of people in olden times.
- The historian recounted the olden battles that shaped the course of history.
- The children loved hearing stories about the heroes and heroines of olden times.
- The ruins of the olden city stood as a reminder of the passage of time and the transience of all things.
FAQs About the word olden
relating to time long pastOld; ancient; as, the olden time., To grow old; to age.
traditional, historic,historical, old-world, antiquated, outmoded, obsolete, old-time, outdated, musty
contemporary,modern, newfangled, present-day, contemporary, new, modernistic, ultramodern, ultramodern, new age
In olden times, knights roamed the countryside on noble steeds.
The villagers gathered around the fire, sharing tales from olden days.
The castle stood tall and majestic, a testament to the grandeur of olden times.
The blacksmith's anvil echoed with sounds that transported one back to olden times.
