Formerly
Yet
Yet adverb - Up to this or that time.
Usage example: she had yet to accomplish a single thing
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Ayn Rand's We the Living begins in 1922, when the protagonist's formerly wealthy family moves back to Petrograd (not yet renamed Leningrad) after trying to wait out the Revolution in Crimea.
- Snoop Dogg, formerly known as Snoop Doggy Dogg, demonstrated a stoned, laid-back flow atypical of most MCs, and yet it fit perfectly with the g-funk era and has made him an icon to this day.
Source: Music of Note -
Wasteland Elder: Charlie's tribe that formerly lived where Sydney is now is almost completely wiped out, and its culture is all but forgotten, yet the Aborigines look up to him.
Source: Film / The Last Wave
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