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Definition of goner in English: gonernoun ˈɡɒnəˈɡɔnər informal A person or thing that is doomed or cannot be saved. Robert would have been a goner if I hadn't got there when I did Example sentencesExamples - Jackie said: ‘I thought she was a goner and it was really frightening for us.’
- Luckily she is a infuriatingly cautious driver, otherwise she could have been a goner.
- Five more minutes in there and I'd have been a goner.
- I don't know if I thought I was a goner, but I guess I am lucky to be here.
- We have to keep the idea that there will be some sort of rational accountability for such acts alive in this culture or we are goners.
- For a while I didn't think I was going to make it, I thought the boat would be a goner for sure.
- Unfortunately, if a man is captured he's probably a goner.
- ‘If it had happened at night, we would have all been goners,’ he said.
- Every lobby group in the world tells me I am a goner unless I back their cause.
- ‘I thought I was a goner,’ I tell Gregory, who is the first person I see when I come walking up the empty beach carrying my float.
- This one's a definite goner and I'll need a false tooth.
- According to zoo officials, an animal in the wild suffering from Laminitis is a goner, as it won't be able to walk about looking for food, let alone run to save itself from predators.
- I thought she was a goner during the first asthma attack last night.
- I really thought I was a goner, but it just wasn't meant to be.
- I thought he was a goner - the car was just about to go off the side of the road, but I kept talking to him and eventually gave him the confidence to get out of the car.
- ‘They say I was nearly a goner,’ he told MacPherson.
- In chess, if you move your knight on to a pawn's square, the pawn's a goner.
- Just when she thought she was a goner, someone had saved her from yet another bullet wound.
- We all thought she was a goner after her dramatic turn for the worst last week.
- My goodness me, one more boat load and we were goners!
Rhymes belladonna, Connor, donna, gonna, honour (US honor), Maradona, Mashona, O'Connor, Shona, wanna Definition of goner in US English: gonernounˈɡônərˈɡɔnər informal A person or thing that is doomed or cannot be saved. Robert would have been a goner if I hadn't got there when I did Example sentencesExamples - ‘If it had happened at night, we would have all been goners,’ he said.
- Five more minutes in there and I'd have been a goner.
- Just when she thought she was a goner, someone had saved her from yet another bullet wound.
- According to zoo officials, an animal in the wild suffering from Laminitis is a goner, as it won't be able to walk about looking for food, let alone run to save itself from predators.
- Unfortunately, if a man is captured he's probably a goner.
- ‘They say I was nearly a goner,’ he told MacPherson.
- I really thought I was a goner, but it just wasn't meant to be.
- ‘I thought I was a goner,’ I tell Gregory, who is the first person I see when I come walking up the empty beach carrying my float.
- My goodness me, one more boat load and we were goners!
- In chess, if you move your knight on to a pawn's square, the pawn's a goner.
- I thought she was a goner during the first asthma attack last night.
- Jackie said: ‘I thought she was a goner and it was really frightening for us.’
- Every lobby group in the world tells me I am a goner unless I back their cause.
- This one's a definite goner and I'll need a false tooth.
- Luckily she is a infuriatingly cautious driver, otherwise she could have been a goner.
- I don't know if I thought I was a goner, but I guess I am lucky to be here.
- We all thought she was a goner after her dramatic turn for the worst last week.
- We have to keep the idea that there will be some sort of rational accountability for such acts alive in this culture or we are goners.
- For a while I didn't think I was going to make it, I thought the boat would be a goner for sure.
- I thought he was a goner - the car was just about to go off the side of the road, but I kept talking to him and eventually gave him the confidence to get out of the car.
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