Preterition

Synonyms for preterition
noun empty space

void
interstice
omission
nullity
skip
nihility
hollow

vacancy
chasm
emptiness
abyss
gulf
cavity
hollowness

vacuity
opening
gap
vacuum
hole
interval
hiatus

nothingness
lacuna
tabula rasa
pretermission
womb

Antonyms for preterition

closing
fill

fullness
continuation

closure
solid

Synonyms
noun gap, abyss

rift
crevasse
fissure
void
schism
crater
gorge
cleavage

ravine
omission
skip
hollow
rent
blank
gulf
cavity

split
breach
oversight
abysm
flume
opening
yawn
cleft

gulch
hole
arroyo
hiatus
alienation
clove
clough

Antonyms

closing
junction

juncture
remembrance

solid
closure

Synonyms
noun something forgotten or excluded

exclusion
carelessness
lapse
failing
breach
oversight
inadvertence
neglect
skip
lack
slip

chasm
overlook
withholding
preclusion
blank
prohibition
gap
break
failure
elimination
forgetfulness

default
hiatus
cancellation
lacuna
disregard
repudiation
missing
slighting
inadvertency
pretermission
elision

cutting out
disregardance
excluding
ignoring
leaving out
noninclusion
overlooking
passing over

Antonyms

success
accomplishment
achievement
perfection
juncture
permission

continuation
continuity
inclusion
insertion
regard
respect

closure
allowance
addition
remembrance

Synonyms
noun failure, omission

lapse
neglect
mistake
overlook
miscue
default

fault
inattention
error
laxity
blunder
blank

chasm
dereliction
slip
skip
disregard
delinquency

carelessness
slipup
pretermission
overlooking

Antonyms

achievement
success
advantage
perfection

accuracy
ignorance
attention
correction

care
recollection
remembrance

Concept Thesaurus for word preterition
2. RELATIVE TIME; Time with reference to succession
Synonyms – noun

preterition
times of yore
times past
old times
the good old days
eld.
time immemorial
remote past
paleology
antiquarianism
retrospection
medievalist
archmologist
ancestry (paternity)

the past
days of old
days gone by
ancient times
the olden time
antiquity
distance of time
rust of antiquity
palaetiology
medievalism
looking back
Pre-Raphaelite
archaeologist

past time
times of old
times gone by
former times
good old time
antiqueness
remote age
paleontology
archaeology
Pre-Raphaelitism
memory [more]
antiquary
Oldbuck

days of yore
days past
bygone days
fore time
auld lang syne
status quo
remote time
paleography
archaism
retrospect
laudator temporis acti
antiquarian
Dryasdust.

Synonyms – verbs

be past
pass
go away
blow over.
exhume.

have expired
pass by
pass off
look back

have run its course
go by
go off
trace back

have had its day
pass away
lapse
cast the eyes back

Synonyms – adjectives

past
passed away
lapsed
run out
extinct
gone with the wind
obsolete (old)
ci-devant
last
preterperfect
retroactive

gone
bygone
preterlapsed
blown over
antediluvian
exploded
former
late
latter
preterpluperfect.
archaeological

gone by
foregone
expired
has-been
antebellum
forgotten
pristine
ancestral.
recent
looking back

over
elapsed
no more
that has been
never to return
irrecoverable
quondam
foregoing
overnight
retrospective

Synonyms – phrases
time was; the time has been, the time hath been; you can’t go home again; fuimus Troes [Vergil. “We were Trojans” (Latin)]; fruit Ilium [Vergil]; hoc erat in more majorum [“This was in the custom of our ancestors” (Latin)]; “O call back yesterday, bid time return” [Richard II]; tempi passati [“Times past” (Italian)]; “the eternal landscape of the past” [Tennyson]; ultimus Romanorum [“The last of the Romans” (Latin)]; “what’s past is prologue” [Tempest]; “whose yesterdays look
Antonyms

futurity

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