30 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Begone' in a Sentence

"To go away or depart, often used as a command." more

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The naughty cat, hearing the water spray, decided to begone from the bath.

Begone, bedtime, I want to stay up a little longer!

Begone from the kitchen, little chef, until dinner is ready.

After the storm has passed, the dark clouds will have begone.

Begone from the playground when the bell rings.

Begone with the winter chill, and welcome the warmth of spring.

The magician commanded the rabbit to begone from the hat, delighting the audience.

Begone, foul thoughts, I need clarity of mind.

The old traditions must begone in the face of progress.

The construction noise will have begone when we move into our new house.

By the time you arrive, I will have been begoning on my journey.

He will begone before the sun sets.

The weekend will have begone by the time we reach the beach.

After the movie ends, we will begone.

Begone, foul thoughts that haunt my mind!

She will begone when the meeting concludes.

By tomorrow, the pain in my leg will have begone.

Before the storm hit, most of the beachgoers had begone to seek shelter.

He will begone when the game is over.

They will begone once the storm passes.

Once the exam is over, the stress will have begone for the students.

The rain stopped, and the clouds began to begone, revealing the blue sky.

By the end of the play, all doubts about the actor's talent will have begone.

He had been begoning from the party early to avoid the crowd.

The students will begone when the bell rings.

The author will be begoning a new chapter in her novel.

They will have been begoning the construction of the new bridge for months.

The old ship was begoning on its final voyage across the stormy seas.

After finishing their game, the children heard the dinner bell and were told to begone from the field.

Begone from this haunted place!

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