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yesterday's news

yesterday's news noun: something no longer novel and, in some cases, no longer even relevant.

Noun

yesterday's news (uncountable)

  1. Something no longer novel and, in some cases, no longer even relevant.
    Synonyms:
    old news, yesterday's fish and chips[stale]]ness>

Synonyms of yesterday's news

  • old news
  • yesterday's fish and chips[stale]]ness>

Questions about yesterday's news

What does yesterday's news mean?
Yesterday's news means something no longer novel and, in some cases, no longer even relevant.
What part of speech is yesterday's news?
Yesterday's news is a noun.

Words near yesterday's news in the dictionary

  1. Yesterday Island
  2. yesterday night
  3. yesterday's
  4. yesterday's fish and chips
  5. yesterday's gone
  6. yesterday's news
  7. yesterday-today-and-tomorrow
  8. yesterday-today-and-tomorrows
  9. yesterday-today-tomorrow
  10. yesterdayness
  11. yesterdays

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