goneness Antonyms
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Meaning of goneness
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goneness (n.)
A state of exhaustion; faintness, especially as resulting from hunger.
goneness Sentence Examples
- The goneness of my beloved pet left an unfillable void in my heart.
- The suddenness of his departure created a profound sense of goneness that lingered long afterwards.
- The room felt empty and desolate after his goneness, as if a part of it had been extinguished.
- The silence that followed his goneness was deafening, amplifying the pain of his absence.
- Time seemed to stand still in the wake of his goneness, as if the world had paused to mourn his loss.
- The memories of his presence only served to intensify the feeling of goneness, making his absence all the more palpable.
- The emptiness that his goneness created threatened to consume me, leaving me adrift in a sea of sorrow.
- The physical and emotional pain of his goneness was unbearable, as if a part of myself had been torn away.
- I longed for the days before his goneness, when his presence filled my life with joy and meaning.
- The goneness of my loved one will forever linger in my heart, a bittersweet reminder of the cherished time we shared.
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A state of exhaustion; faintness, especially as resulting from hunger.
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The goneness of my beloved pet left an unfillable void in my heart.
The suddenness of his departure created a profound sense of goneness that lingered long afterwards.
The room felt empty and desolate after his goneness, as if a part of it had been extinguished.
The silence that followed his goneness was deafening, amplifying the pain of his absence.
