Back-in-the-day Definition

adverb

(temporal location, idiomatic, informal) In the past; at one time, especially a time which is fondly remembered.

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Back-in-the-day Sentence Examples

  • You may be shocked to see how Cameron Diaz looked back in the day.

  • Two tracks I used to go crazy to back in the day!

  • Ian (Pro back in the day early 80's) can still gate yet his 40plus year old bones are a little creaky.

  • That's unlike the nylon back in the day when synthetic fibers, especially nylon or polyester, were known for begin notoriously uncomfortable.

  • But the truth is that almost all furniture back in the day was cheaply made junk and only a very few high-quality pieces survived.

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