The phrase "ago discharged" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks proper context or grammatical structure.
Example: "He was discharged from the hospital two days ago."
Alternatives: "discharged recently" or "released some time ago."
1936 King's Farewell to Empire Introduced only by the words, "Prince Edward speaking from Windsor Castle," the former King addressed the British Empire by radio as follows: "A few hours ago I discharged my last duty as King and Emperor, and now that I have been succeeded by my brother, the Duke of York, my first words must be to declare my allegiance to him.
Mr. Gumb said that about 15 years ago, many homes discharged waste into local streams.
If you ask someone who is in bonded labour, they know they are working off this debt for years and years, it should long ago have been discharged, and you'll say "would you rather do something else?" and they'll say "yeah, what?
Sam did have a CPN (community psychiatric nurse) a few years ago until he was discharged from her care because he was deemed "well" and not in need of acute medical intervention.
The loan no longer shows up on my credit report, although it did several years ago, and listed as "discharged through bankruptcy" on one of the credit reports.
She was honorably discharged 1 year ago, began working in her family's grocery store, but had to stop working 6 months ago because of her neuropsychiatric symptoms.
A few months ago someone about to be discharged snarled at me, "This place is like a prison!" And then he thought about it and said, "No, it's not -- it's like the Hotel California".
The company is battling with environmentalists and regulators over the cleanup of the upper Hudson River, where the company discharged polycholorinated biphenyls decades ago.
After three months in hospitals and hundreds of hours of physical therapy and other work at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Jane was discharged a few weeks ago.
