outgone

Meanings

• no longer present or in use

  - "[An example sentence showing the meaning of outgone.]"

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with outgone
ought-to , show-to , know-to , go-to , be-to

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Homophones

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1. out-goat
   

2. out-groan
   

3. out-growl
   

4. out-guess
   

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Variants

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outgo , outgoes , outgoing , outgone , outwent

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Forms

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The past participle of outgo is outgone.

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Etymology

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from the past participle of outgo

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Related Concepts

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1. past: Related to things that have already happened or existed in the past.

2. present: Related to things that are currently happening or existing in the present.

3. future: Related to things that have not yet happened or existed in the future.

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Culture

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In literature, outgone is often used to describe things that have passed, been used up, or are no longer present. This can include people, places, things, or emotions.

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