noun
definition
A time long past.
example
This word comes from the days of yore.
adverb
definition
In time long past; long ago.
Examples of yore in a Sentence
Do you know any hackneyed clichés of yore?
The glorious eccentrics, the crazy pedagogues of yore, have all been laid to rest.
There are no centuries' old customs or tales recalling days of yore.
Today's dog houses types offer a variety of amenities not found in the days of yore.
By a bold attack, in the manner of the Kharijites of yore, Tahir penetrated into the centre of the hostile army and killed Ali.
Still, there's something to be said for the benefits of free weights -- it's hard to cheat during a classic squat -- and it quite obviously works, as evidenced by Arnold and his cadre in the days of yore.
I heard a robin in the distance, the first I had heard for many a thousand years, methought, whose note I shall not forget for many a thousand more--the same sweet and powerful song as of yore.
There is a woman living at the house - your typical heroine from the days of yore.
For the Jewish law of the admission of proselytes, see Shullhan Aruch, Yore Deah, § 268.