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What is of yore?

"Of yore" is an archaic phrase meaning "of long ago" or "in the past". It's often used in literature and poetry to create a sense of antiquity or a bygone era.

Here are some examples of how "of yore" is used:

* "The castle stood as a testament to the grandeur of a bygone era, a relic of a time of yore."

* "The legends of yore spoke of a magical land hidden deep within the forest."

* "The old man recounted tales of yore, stories of his youth spent in a world far removed from the present."

While "of yore" is less common in everyday speech, it's still a useful phrase for adding a touch of formality or historical flair to your writing.

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