went (away) (Meaning)

went (away)

to leave home for a period of time, to leave a place or person, to stop existing or happening

No weak antonyms found.

Sarah went away to college, leaving her small town behind.
The rain went away as quickly as it had arrived, leaving the ground damp.
The guests went away reluctantly, having enjoyed the party immensely.
My headaches went away after I took some aspirin.
The anger went away once I had a chance to calm down and think clearly.
As the sun went down, the shadows grew longer and the air grew cooler.
The painting went away to be restored, and I eagerly awaited its return.
The worries went away when I finally found a solution to my problems.
The lost dog went away with its new owner, who promised to give it a good home.
The students went away for the holidays, looking forward to a break from their studies.

to leave home for a period of time, to leave a place or person, to stop existing or happening

divided, branched (out), fled, melted, faded,disappeared, evanesced, evaporated, diverged, cleared

gathered,met,congregated,

Sarah went away to college, leaving her small town behind.

The rain went away as quickly as it had arrived, leaving the ground damp.

The guests went away reluctantly, having enjoyed the party immensely.

My headaches went away after I took some aspirin.