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gone out

adjective as in left

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Unlike men I had gone out with, the ones who strung me along knowing we were not couple material, he simply never contacted me again.

He had gone out to help with construction work in their village when he stepped on some discarded ordnance.

From BBC

“I wish I would have felt that all year. I could tell you I’m excited to pitch every single game I’ve ever gone out there. But there is something different in the playoffs.”

He noted, however, that many of the Republicans running in California have gone out of their way to localize the election and present themselves as more moderate than the national party.

From Salon

“There are many wonderful brands that have made missteps, have gone out and apologized to fix things and won back the trust of their customers,” said Eddie Lazarus, Sonos’ chief strategy officer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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