Future
Future adjective - Of a time after the present.
Long ago
Long ago adverb - Of the distant or comparatively distant past.
Future is an antonym for long ago in topics: earlier, olden, in the past, previous in time or order, time gone by.
Both terms in one sentence
- Future Bible Heroes, "I'm Lonely (And I Love It)." I'm lonely and I love it / If only I'd dreamed of it / I'd have broken up with you so long ago...
Source: Anti-Love Song - Long ago, a champion of the Earth called Noulan defeated and sealed away the evil Kaiser Hades, and entrusted her power- JustiPower- to a future generation.
Source: Series / Chou Sei Shin Series -
Hundreds of years in the future, they're humanity's only source of... pretty much anything, seeing as pretty much everything in the universe was destroyed long ago.
Source: Grows on Trees
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