yore (Meaning)

Wordnet

yore (n)

time long past

Webster

In time long past; in old time; long since.

No weak antonyms found.

Tales of yore whispered through the village, captivating listeners with their age-old mysteries.
The weathered castle stood proudly as a relic of yore, its crumbling walls bearing witness to countless battles.
The old woman recounted stories of yore, her voice etched with the wisdom and experience of a life well-lived.
The forest was a realm of shadows and secrets, where creatures of yore still roamed amidst the ancient trees.
The ancient book contained forgotten knowledge from yore, its pages promising to unlock lost civilizations.
The blacksmith forged weapons in the style of yore, his mighty hammer echoing the sounds of forgotten battles.
The ruins of the once-mighty city spoke volumes of a civilization long gone, abandoned to the whispers of yore.
The wizard's tower, shrouded in mist and legend, was said to hold secrets of yore that could alter the destiny of the world.
The wise old man had a deep understanding of the events of yore, guiding his community with his timeless wisdom.
The tapestry depicted scenes of yore, its vibrant threads interwoven with the stories of generations past.

time long pastIn time long past; in old time; long since.

past,yesteryear, yesterday, history, chronicle, memoir, antiquity,auld lang syne, flashback, record

tomorrow, today, future, now, today, tomorrow,future, now, moment, by-and-by

Tales of yore whispered through the village, captivating listeners with their age-old mysteries.

The weathered castle stood proudly as a relic of yore, its crumbling walls bearing witness to countless battles.

The old woman recounted stories of yore, her voice etched with the wisdom and experience of a life well-lived.

The forest was a realm of shadows and secrets, where creatures of yore still roamed amidst the ancient trees.