usually; more often than not; used to describe a situation or pattern that occurs frequently under certain conditions

to leave for; to proceed towards; to go to a place

formerly; in the past; previously

to have contact or socialize with others; to be in a relationship; interpersonal contact or social relationship

to come and go; to travel between two places

to yearn for, look forward to, or long for a certain thing or state due to admiration

in former years; previous years; the past

past events; things that happened in the past

forward; in a forward direction; straight ahead

In the past; previous; (of time) to pass by or elapse

to lead to, go to, or open towards a specific place

the usual state of things in the past; previous times

toward the back; in a reverse direction

(idiom) just as in the past; continuing as always; just as before

to hurry to a destination; to rush to a place

to fly toward a destination

to travel to and fro; to make a round trip; to shuttle between two places

to move back and forth; to shuttle or pass between places

to leave for or be bound for a destination; specifically used for vehicles like buses, trains, and ships

past days; the past; in former times

past events or actions; in or of the past

to forge ahead courageously; to go forward without fear even in the face of difficulties

former days; the past; formerly

A continuous stream of people passing through; bustling with activity

to flee toward; to run away to; to go into exile to another place

to advance courageously and resolutely regardless of obstacles; to press forward with an indomitable spirit

to travel or move about by oneself without companions

to come and go in great numbers; to bustle to and fro

if things go on like this for a long time; used mostly to describe a situation that will lead to a negative result

to drive to, sail to, or head for a destination; used for vehicles, ships, and trains

from ancient times to the present; since time immemorial

to be rapt or charmed; to long for or dream of a place or state

to follow the past and herald the future; to carry forward the work of one's predecessors and forge ahead into the future; part of a historical transition

Used to describe a high frequency of interaction or communication between two parties; to have frequent dealings with each other

to move back and forth; to make a return trip; to reciprocate (as of machine parts)

To be deeply attached or devoted to a person or thing; refers to a love or feeling that is sincere and unchanging from beginning to end.

To forgive past mistakes and not seek punishment or recriminations; used to indicate that one will not dwell on previous errors.

(idiom) courtesy demands reciprocity; to treat others as they treat you, whether by returning favors or by paying them back in kind

To move or run in circles; to go round and round in a recurring cycle.

the past; previously; formerly

to fire the imagination; to have a strong appeal; to make one feel a deep longing or admiration

never communicate or visit each other for a whole lifetime; describes a total lack of interaction or mutual interference between people even if they live close together

to have a deep longing for; to be completely fascinated or enchanted by a place, goal, or object

to come and go; to be constantly on the move back and forth between different places

to yearn for something in one's heart; to be attracted to or fascinated by a place or person

(idiom) to be successful in everything attempted; to go smoothly no matter where one goes or what one does

To be victorious wherever one goes; to succeed in every endeavor or undertaking.

reciprocal exchange of gifts, favors, or ideas; to have mutual dealings or social interaction

social intercourse or dealings between people; to have contact or dealings