Ages
Long since and ages are semantically related In some cases you can use "Long since" instead a noun "Ages".
Long since
Long since adverb - Of the distant or comparatively distant past.
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Ages and long since are semantically related in past beyond memory topic. You can use "Ages" instead a noun phrase "Long since".
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- Synopsis: In a world where no one ages past eighteen until they meet their soulmate, Carmillas long since stopped searching for hers.
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Until defeated by the player, he doesn't realize that he has been dead for ages and the kingdom that he fought for has long since passed into history.
Source: Monster Knight
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