distance of time
noun
Roget 122:
the past,
past time;
days of yore,
times of yore,
days of old,
times of old,
days past,
times past,
days gone by,
times gone by;
bygone days;
old times,
ancient times,
former times;
fore time;
the good old days,
the olden time,
good old time;
auld lang syne†;
eld†.
antiquity,
antiqueness†,
status quo;
time immemorial;
distance of time;
remote age,
remote time;
remote past;
rust of antiquity.
[study of the past]
paleontology,
paleography,
paleology†;
paleozoology;
palaetiology†,
archaeology;
paleogeography;
paleoecology;
paleobotany;
paleoclimatoogy;
archaism,
antiquarianism,
medievalism,
Pre-Raphaelitism;
paleography.
retrospect,
retrospection,
looking back,
memory
etc.
505.
laudator temporis acti [Lat.];
medievalist,
Pre-Raphaelite;
antiquary,
antiquarian;
archmologist
&c.;
Oldbuck,
Dryasdust.
ancestry
etc.
(paternity)
166.
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Roget 110:
diuturnity†;
a long time,
a length of time;
an age,
a century,
an eternity;
slowness
etc.
275;
perpetuity
etc.
112;
blue moon,
coon's age [U.S.],
dog's age.
durableness,
durability;
persistence,
endlessness,
lastingness
etc.
adj.†;
continuance,
standing;
permanence
etc.
(stability)
150;
survival,
survivance†;
longevity
etc.
(age)
128;
distance of time.
protraction of time,
prolongation of time,
extension of time;
delay
etc.
(lateness)
133.
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