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goner

[gaw-ner, gon-er] / ˈgɔ nər, ˈgɒn ər /




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But even if Sir Keir was a goner, that manifesto would still be something Labour could point to.

From BBC

"The whole family basically thought I was a goner," he wrote.

From BBC

Then, just before 11am, as foreign office minister Stephen Doughty stood up in the Commons to answer an urgent question on Mandelson, my emails pinged - and Lord Mandelson was a goner.

From BBC

When a tree has 25 or more exit holes, it’s probably a goner, Durbin said.

From Los Angeles Times

And they have concluded the number, but not the policy itself, is an albatross around their neck - and so it is a goner.

From BBC