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"eons ago" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It expresses a very long period of time and can be used when one wants to emphasize how long ago an event occured. For example: "The pyramids of Egypt were built eons ago."
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That's eons ago".
Sure, teenagers gave up the phone call eons ago.
For the Mets, the All-Star break feels like eons ago.
But the time when Mr. Bieber's powers extended only to malls feels like eons ago.
The design itself, of course, is Suzanne Collins's design on the book cover from eons ago.
Mitochondria are former bacteria that were enslaved eons ago to generate energy for larger cells.
Clara had painted them for me yesterday morning, before the party — eons ago.
Indeed, why it had not done so eons ago is an intriguing question.
Eons ago, they added, its inner core perhaps cooled into a solid mass.
Eons ago, this area was on the edge of a vast ocean.
"I opened that account eons ago, it must be 20 or 25 years now.
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