Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-the-old-days
Phrase
/ɪn ði oʊld deɪz/

Definition
A phrase used to refer to a time in the past, often evoking nostalgia or fond memories.

Examples
- In the old days, people used to write letters instead of sending emails.
- We used to have so much fun in the old days, playing outside all day.
- In the old days, families would gather for dinner every night.

Meaning
The expression ‘in the old days’ refers to a period of time that is considered better or simpler compared to the present. It typically highlights a sense of longing for the past.

Synonyms
- In the past
- Traditionally
- Formerly