gone (on) (Meaning)
gone (on)
a stupid person, a man hired to terrorize or eliminate opponents, a person hired to terrorize or beat up or kill opponents, to talk especially in an effusive manner, to continue on or as if on a journey, proceed, to take place, to keep on, enforcer sense 2b
Synonyms & Antonyms of gone (on)
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gone (on) Sentence Examples
- The days of summer have gone, replaced by the chill of autumn.
- The old barn had long gone to ruins, its walls crumbling with age.
- With the loss of their home, their memories were all that remained - the rest had gone.
- The sun had gone below the horizon, casting long shadows across the land.
- Time had gone by unnoticed, and they were now nearing their destination.
- The storm had gone unnoticed, but its aftermath left a trail of destruction.
- The old woman's mind had gone, and with it, her ability to recognize her loved ones.
- The old ways of life had gone, replaced by the complexities of modern society.
- The hope they once held had gone, replaced by despair and resignation.
- The moon had gone behind the clouds, leaving the world in darkness.
FAQs About the word gone (on)
a stupid person, a man hired to terrorize or eliminate opponents, a person hired to terrorize or beat up or kill opponents, to talk especially in an effusive ma
fascinated, sweet on, charmed, crazy (about or over), mad (about), infatuated (with), enchanted, enraptured (by), besotted (by), nuts (about)
detached, cool, unimpressed, unenchanted, disenchanted,disillusioned,heart-free
The days of summer have gone, replaced by the chill of autumn.
The old barn had long gone to ruins, its walls crumbling with age.
With the loss of their home, their memories were all that remained - the rest had gone.
The sun had gone below the horizon, casting long shadows across the land.
