Converse of object

• let: It was, some people said, time to let bygones be bygones, time to forget.

Adjective modifier

• domestic: Visitors begin their tour in the reconstructed cruck house which houses the museum's collection of domestic bygones.

• rural: He has a particular interest in ancient crafts and industries and he collects and restores rural bygones.

• other: Other bygones cast completely from one's mind were a burden of which one were well rid.

Modifies a noun

• era: Possibly more typical of a bygone era School of Dance, no less.

• age: The café is the remnant of a bygone age - 1936 to be precise.

• days.: Working crafts people and a 12,000 sq. ft. museum depicting life in bygone days. Licensed coffee shop, Gift Shop & Plant Sales.

• day: Across the square notice the Beaufort Hotel which in bygone days was the coaching inn for the town.

• generation: Many children today do not receive the teaching that children of a bygone generation received.

• time: The place reminded us of bygone times - long past.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: Tens of thousands of people were emboldened by the participatory praxis of the seemingly bygone anti-capitalist movement.