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former adjective antecedent, bygone, earlier, foregoing, late, past, preceding, preexistent, previous, prior, pristinus, quondam, retired, whilom
Associated concepts: former adjudication, former conviction, former jeopardy, former marriage, former trial, former will
See also: aforesaid, antecedent, back, before mentioned, deceased, defunct, last, late, outdated, outmoded, preceding, preliminary, previous, prior


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The Nicholas Chamberlaine sixth formers paid pounds 1 each for the privilege of wearing fancy dress for the day and also collected donations by shining fellow pupils' shoes and cleaning staff cars.
Agriculture Department directed the formers that after this rain the formers should sow wheat before 15th November as there was enough wetness in the farm field.
Agriculture Department directed the formers that after this rain the formers should sow wheat before 15th November as there was enough wetness in the farm field.
 
 
 
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