gone Synonyms
gone Meaning
gone (s)
destroyed or killed
dead
well in the past; former
drained of energy or effectiveness; extremely tired; completely exhausted
used up or no longer available
gone (a)
stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)
gone (p. p.)
of Go
gone ()
p. p. of Go.
gone Sentence Examples
- The vibrant city streets were now gone, replaced by an eerie silence.
- Her youth had flown by in a flash, and her once-youthful features were gone.
- All hope was gone as the ship sank beneath the relentless waves.
- The old oak tree that had stood tall for centuries was gone, felled by a raging storm.
- The laughter and joy that had once filled the house were gone, leaving only a void.
- The love they had shared was gone forever, leaving both their hearts broken.
- The stolen artifact was gone, vanished without a trace.
- The summer days of carefree youth were gone, now replaced by adult responsibilities.
- The innocence he had once possessed was gone, stolen by the harsh realities of life.
- The pain that had tormented him for years was finally gone, replaced by a sense of peace.
FAQs About the word gone
destroyed or killed, dead, well in the past; former, stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol), drained of energy or effectiveness; extr
departed, vanished, done, expired, defunct,extinct,faded, dying, obsolete, bygone
living, existing, extant, existing,alive, alive, living, extant, dynamic, active
The vibrant city streets were now gone, replaced by an eerie silence.
Her youth had flown by in a flash, and her once-youthful features were gone.
All hope was gone as the ship sank beneath the relentless waves.
The old oak tree that had stood tall for centuries was gone, felled by a raging storm.
