Definition of "yestereven" []

• On the evening of the day preceding the present.
• The evening last past. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "And now, Prosper, "she turned to say, as if that business were happily done," you shall finish your story of the Princess of Tunis and the Neapolitan barber, which you broke off so abruptly yestereven."
• "Truly I had to look twice before I was quite sure that this was she, for here was a wonderfully stately young lady, clad in white and gold and blue, all unlike the maiden who had clung to her father as we rode yestereven."
• "I heard but yestereven that you were expecting an attack, and have marched all night to be here in time."