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US /jɔr/ UK /jɔː/
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1 noun · a time long past, now used... olden daysbygone timesthe distant past
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the presenttoday
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Etymology

From Middle English yore and Old English ġeāra ("long ago"), probably from a Proto-Germanic form meaning literally "of years," the genitive plural of *jērą ("year"). Once also an adverb meaning "long ago," it survives mainly as a noun in of yore.

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