17 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 gardener has been begoning the invasive weeds from the flowerbeds.
The students have been begoning their protests for better facilities.
Before the storm hit, the residents had been begoning their preparations.
The explorer felt a sense of accomplishment as he urged his tired legs to begone from the summit.
Our team is begoning the implementation of the new software system.
By the time the spacecraft returns, we will have been begoning our exploration of distant planets.
The students have begone their research on renewable energy sources.
The gardener gently told the curious children to begone from the delicate flowers.
The aroma of freshly baked cookies has begone filling the kitchen.
The defeated army was begoning from the battlefield.
The sun had begone its descent below the horizon, casting a warm glow across the landscape.
The museum guard warned visitors to begone from touching the ancient artifacts.
The scientists will have been begoning their research on a groundbreaking discovery.
Begone, self-doubt! I am capable and confident.
The old diary held memories of the past, urging the reader to begone into history.
The students had been begoning their research projects diligently for weeks.
The spaceship will be begoning its journey to explore distant planets.
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