Above and Long ago

Above

Above adjective - Appearing earlier in the same text.

Long ago and above are semantically related In some cases you can use "Long ago" instead an adjective "Above".

Long ago

Long ago adverb - Of the distant or comparatively distant past.

Above and long ago are semantically related in previous in time or order topic. Sometimes you can use "Above" instead an adjective phrase "Long ago".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Doesn't Like Guns Much like the Die Hard example above, the reason why Ed from Policenauts can't use a gun anymore is because long ago, he shot and killed a Narc user named Ridley, who was revealed to be Tony's brother, right in front of Marc.
  • Mineral MacGuffin Above all, why had Ka-nu shown him the green gem of terror, stolen long ago from the temple of the Serpent, for which the world would rock in wars were it known to the weird and terrible keepers of that temple, and from whose vengeance not even Ka-nu's ferocious tribesmen might be able to save him?
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