Synonyms for AGO
əˈgoʊago

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1. ago

   Synonyms:
   past, gone, since

   Antonyms:
   coming, future, hence, hereafter

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1. ago, agoneadverb

   gone by; or in the past

   "two years ago"; "`agone' is an archaic word for `ago'"

   Synonyms:
   agone, ago

   Antonyms:
   present(a), future

2. agoadverb

   in the past

   "long ago"; "sixty years ago my grandfather came to the U.S."

   Antonyms:
   present(a), future

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1. agoadjective

   Synonyms:
   past, gone, since

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1. List of paraphrases for "ago":

   before, former, since, prior, then, back, makes, ahead, earlier, previously, backwards

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1. Horace Mann:

   Do not think of knocking out another person's brains because he differs in opinion from you. It would be as rational to knock yourself on the head because you differ from yourself ten years ago.

2. Michael Fishman:

   A couple years ago, I probably would have never shared this, to be honest with you, the really important part is that you're brave enough to admit when you struggle and that you need help or that you aren't strong.

3. Jorge Elorza:

   Two years ago, we began meeting with Black leaders to advance a social justice agenda in Providence, centering voices of community members who deserve to be engaged in policy decision-making, i thank the Municipal Reparations Commission for their community-driven approach to making these recommendations, and outlining a path forward for the City and external institutions. While we know the City cannot advance this work alone, my team and I look forward to working with all stakeholders to put recommendations into action to close the racial wealth and equity gap.

4. David Pilgrim:

   There are many stories told in the Jim Crow Museum, but none are as horrible as these tales. The idea of using the skins of black people to make purses, shoes, belts, and other products is, of course, disgusting to contemporary Americans; however, there was a time—not so long ago—when the debasement of black Americans was so nearly complete that one could read about the skin of a black person being tanned in the same newspaper that reported the previous day’s baseball box scores.

5. John Khongthohrem:

   All this [focus on cleanliness] started with a literacy and sanitation drive a couple of decades ago, and soon villagers realized that we can make this a model for tourism.