blast from the past

blast from the past
Meaning: Something that suddenly and strongly that makes you remember a previous time in your life.
Example: Watching that movie again was a real blast from the past.

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Meaning: to wipe the past out and begin afresh

Example: The criminal has completed his sentence and has come out as a clean slate. Read on

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