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gone from strength to strength

gone from strength to strength is the past participle of go from strength to strength.

Meaning of go from strength to strength

Verb

go from strength to strength (third-person singular simple present goes from strength to strength, present participle going from strength to strength, simple past went from strength to strength, past participle gone from strength to strength)

  1. (idiomatic) To continue to get stronger, more and more successful.
    • The Internet continues to go from strength to strength as it matures, finding new ways to better itself.

Questions about gone from strength to strength

What is gone from strength to strength the past participle of?
Gone from strength to strength is the past participle of go from strength to strength.

Words near gone from strength to strength in the dictionary

  1. gone for the kill
  2. gone for the throat
  3. gone forth
  4. gone free
  5. gone from bad to worse
  6. gone from strength to strength
  7. gone from zero to hero
  8. gone gaga over
  9. gone Galt
  10. gone geese
  11. gone gentle into that good night

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