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Meanings of long-forgotten in English

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Usage of long-forgotten in English
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Ambitious work, commanding large resources by the long-forgotten civilization of that period.
Wired
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In some long-forgotten foray, the building had been unroofed and almost demolished.
Ben-Hur
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With Anthology's minimal production costs, long-forgotten acts can finally make some dough.
Wired
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Over by the range Grandma Blaize was fossicking for some long-forgotten thing.
Independent.ie
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The long-forgotten vista was almost identical with the one before him now.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Lübeck gave back to me this long-forgotten feeling of my childish days.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 5 / Germany, Austria-H...
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She looked at Lane, wide-eyed, in distress, caught between strange long-forgotten emotions.
The Day of the Beast
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He followed his own trend of thought instead, recalling long-forgotten scriptural passages.
Wild Wings: A Romance of Youth
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This woman's heart knew long-forgotten things-thethought kept beating up against him.
Four Weird Tales
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Old attics stacked with long-forgotten mementos had always sparked Luke's fertile imagination.
In the shadow of the cypress
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I roamed the crags, hour after hour, past popular and long-forgotten cliffs alike.
Climbing Magazine
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If the decline continues, United may even make time for another long-forgotten trinket.
The Guardian
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My days were spent among archives, unearthing names and dates and long-forgotten facts.
Naomi’s Room
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Near the roadside were the crumbling edges of some long-forgotten excavation.
The Crusade of the Excelsior
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The mother saw her distant son, and the son beheld his long-forgotten mother.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 65, March, 1863 / A Magazin...
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Precisely and at great length he pulled out old injustices and long-forgotten conflicts.
Amberville
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Long-forgotten through the time