olden
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| —adj | |
| an archaic or poetic word for old : in olden days; in olden times | |
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Olden
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Example sentences
However, in olden times turning to chemical enhancement wasn't controversial-it was a given, he added.
It is quite a shameful letdown because he may have to perform the harakiri back in the olden days.
In olden days, with limited navigational aids and in seas rife with marauding cutthroats, either trip was risky business.
Today's buttermilk is really fermented milk, different from the byproduct of butter-churning from olden days.
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