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past

a verb tense that expresses actions or states in the past

the time that has elapsed; "forget the past"

a earlier period in someone's life (especially one that they have reason to keep secret); "reporters dug into the candidate's past"

earlier than the present time; no longer current; "time past"; "his youth is past"; "this past Thursday"; "the past year"

a verb tense or other construction referring to events or states that existed at some previous time; "past participle"

Synonyms:

• above,
• above and beyond,
• across,
• after,
• ago,
• ancient,
• antecedent,
• anterior,
• antiquated,
• antique,
• antiquity,
• aorist,
• aoristic,
• background,
• before,
• behind,
• beyond,
• biography,
• blown over,
• by,
• bygone,
• bygone days,
• bypast,
• career,
• chronology,
• close by,
• continuity,
• dated,
• days beyond recall,
• days gone by,
• days of old,
• days of yore,
• dead,
• dead and buried,
• dead and gone,
• deceased,
• defunct,
• departed,
• disused,
• done,
• duration,
• durative,
• duree,
• early,
• elapsed,
• erstwhile,
• existence,
• expired,
• extinct,
• finished,
• fore,
• foregoing,
• foretime,
• forgotten,
• former,
• former times,
• future,
• future perfect,
• gone,
• gone glimmering,
• gone out,
• gone-by,
• has-been,
• heretofore,
• historical present,
• history,
• immemorial,
• imperfect,
• in excess of,
• irrecoverable,
• lang syne,
• lapsed,
• last,
• lastingness,
• late,
• later than,
• life,
• lifetime,
• nearby,
• no more,
• obsolete,
• old,
• old times,
• olden,
• olden times,
• on,
• once,
• onetime,
• out,
• out of style,
• out of use,
• outside,
• outworn,
• over,
• over and above,
• passe,
• passed,
• passed away,
• past perfect,
• perfect,
• perfective,
• period,
• pluperfect,
• point tense,
• precedent,
• prehistoric,
• present,
• present perfect,
• preterit,
• preteritive,
• previous,
• primeval,
• primitive,
• prior,
• progressive tense,
• psychological time,
• quondam,
• recent,
• run out,
• since,
• sometime,
• space,
• space-time,
• subsequent to,
• tense,
• term,
• the future,
• the past,
• the present,
• then,
• tide,
• time,
• timebinding,
• too deep for,
• vanished,
• while,
• whilom,
• without,
• wound up,
• yesterday,
• yesteryear,
• yore