gone
/ɡɔn/
preposition
- Past; later than (a specified time).
- It was gone midnight when we finally finished the movie.
- She didn't get home until gone eleven.
- The train left at gone ten o'clock, so we missed it.
adjective
- No longer present; having left or disappeared.
- By the time we arrived, the sun was already gone behind the mountains.
- She looked around the empty room and realized everyone was gone.
- When I came back to my desk, my phone was gone.
- Used up; completely consumed or finished.
- After the party, the snacks were completely gone.
- All the cookies are gone — who ate them all?
- The milk is gone, so I'll need to buy more at the store.
- No longer existing or alive; dead or extinct.
- Her grandmother is gone now, but her memories live on.
- Many species are gone forever due to habitat loss.
- The old factory is gone, replaced by a park.
- In a state of being deeply absorbed or affected (e.g., by emotion, drugs, or exhaustion).
- After running the marathon, he was completely gone and could barely stand.
- She was so lost in the music that she was gone to the world around her.
- He took one sip of the strong drink and was gone for the rest of the night.