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Definitions from the WebTerm: In Days of OldIn days of old refers to a phrase used to describe a time long ago, usually in a nostalgic or romantic manner. Senses and UsagesNoun1. A period of time in the past, usually characterized by a sense of nostalgia or historical significance. Example sentence: In days of old, knights would ride on horseback and joust in chivalrous tournaments. Adjective1. Referring to something or someone belonging to a previous era. Example sentence: The antique shop is filled with furniture and trinkets from the in days of old. Possible Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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