Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
time-out-of-mind
idiomatic expression
/taɪm aʊt əv maɪnd/
Definition
A term referring to a time long past or a time that is so far in the past that it is no longer remembered.
Examples
- Many traditions have been passed down through time-out-of-mind, shaping the culture we live in today.
- This village has been inhabited since time-out-of-mind, making its history rich and fascinating.
Meaning
The phrase is often used to express something that has existed or happened for such a long duration that it seems almost forgettable or irrelevant in the current context.
Synonyms
- ancient
- time immemorial
- from way back
- ages ago