English to Spanish Meaning of former - ex

Former :
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ex, anterior, antiguo, pasado, algun tiempo, una vez, transcurrido, antecedente, oriental, primero, último, salido, antes, prístino, Superior, encima, de alto rango

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Definitions of former in English
Noun(1) the first of two or the first mentioned of two
Adjective(1) referring to the first of two things or persons mentioned (or the earlier one or ones of several(2) belonging to some prior time(3) (used especially of persons(4) belonging to the distant past
Examples of former in English
(1) The celebration continued with a reception where former colleagues, students and friends shared remembrances.(2) The data show no previous information on the former positions held by fifteen cabinet officials.(3) It's easy to forget the former blight and decay of this part of Southwark.(4) Their judgment was based on fresh evidence from a former boyfriend of the alleged victim which showed her evidence was unreliable.(5) an arch former(6) I prefer the former design to the latest(7) All regret for the past is vain; every desire to revert to a former social stage is unreal.(8) As former colonies gained statehood, the practice frequently continued but steadily lost adherents.(9) If a choice were between law and order kept by private military companies and anarchy, most people would opt for the former .(10) The team that starred at World Cup 02 are a shadow of their former selves and won't be in Germany this summer.(11) I went back day after day to study it more, my former explorations temporarily forgotten.(12) But, of the two, we tend to prefer the former on morphological grounds.(13) The essence of the former view can be presented as follows.(14) Colin Samson clearly takes the former view of the of the Innu experience.(15) The former Minister under the previous Government might have, but I doubt that.(16) The beauty of the former design was that it kept the past current without effort.
Related Phrases of former
(1) the former ::
la antigua
(2) former president ::
ex-presidente
(3) former employee ::
ex empleado
(4) former name ::
antiguo nombre
(5) former employer ::
empleado pasado
(6) former student ::
ex alumno
(7) former girlfriend ::
ex novia
(8) former boyfriend ::
Ex-novio
(9) in former times ::
Antiguamente
(10) former wife ::
ex-esposa
Synonyms
Adjective
1. one-time ::
una vez
3. first-mentioned ::
mencionado en primer lugar
4. quondam ::
antiguo
5. early ::
temprano
6. previous ::
anterior
Antonyms
1. after ::
después
2. following ::
siguiendo
3. later ::
luego
4. posterior ::
posterior
5. subsequent ::
subsecuente
Different Forms
former, formerly
Word Example from TV Shows
The former Lord Commander.

The FORMER Lord Commander.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 2

You know, Bernadette's husband's a former astronaut.

You know, Bernadette's husband's a FORMER astronaut.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 23

I got a former fat girl with no self-esteem.

I got a FORMER fat girl with no self-esteem.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 16

Many of the former slaves feel that Daenerys has abandoned them.

Many of the FORMER slaves feel that Daenerys has abandoned them.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 1

Every man who joins the Night's Watch renounces all former titles.

Every man who joins the Night's Watch renounces all FORMER titles.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 10

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