yesteryear (Meaning)
yesteryear (n)
the time that has elapsed
yesteryear (n.)
The year last past; last year.
Synonyms & Antonyms of yesteryear
yesteryear Sentence Examples
- The town's yesteryear charm was evident in its cobblestone streets and quaint buildings.
- The antique mirror reflected the faded grandeur of yesteryear, reminding us of bygone eras.
- The scent of lavender permeated the air, transporting us back to the idyllic gardens of yesteryear.
- The old photograph captured a moment frozen in time, preserving the memories of yesteryear.
- The legend of the cursed castle had been passed down through generations, echoing the eerie tales of yesteryear.
- The museum displayed relics of yesteryear, offering a glimpse into the lives of people long gone.
- The weathered traveler carried a satchel filled with souvenirs from his adventures of yesteryear.
- The poet's words evoked a wistful nostalgia for the simplicity of yesteryear.
- The abandoned farmhouse stood forlorn, a testament to the forgotten dreams of yesteryear.
- The festival celebrated the town's rich heritage, bringing to life the traditions and customs of yesteryear.
FAQs About the word yesteryear
the time that has elapsedThe year last past; last year.
past, yore,yesterday, history, memoir, record, flashback,bygone, auld lang syne, annals
today,future, tomorrow, today, future, tomorrow, now, now, futurity,present
The town's yesteryear charm was evident in its cobblestone streets and quaint buildings.
The antique mirror reflected the faded grandeur of yesteryear, reminding us of bygone eras.
The scent of lavender permeated the air, transporting us back to the idyllic gardens of yesteryear.
The old photograph captured a moment frozen in time, preserving the memories of yesteryear.
