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gone out with a bang

gone out with a bang is the past participle of go out with a bang.

Meaning of go out with a bang

Verb

go out with a bang (third-person singular simple present goes out with a bang, present participle going out with a bang, simple past went out with a bang, past participle gone out with a bang)

  1. (idiomatic) To depart from a place or situation in a grand or dramatic fashion.

Questions about gone out with a bang

What is gone out with a bang the past participle of?
Gone out with a bang is the past participle of go out with a bang.

Words near gone out with a bang in the dictionary

  1. gone or blown
  2. gone out
  3. gone out of one's way
  4. gone out on a limb
  5. gone out swinging
  6. gone out with a bang
  7. gone out with the ark
  8. gone over
  9. gone over as well as a lead balloon
  10. gone over like a lead balloon
  11. gone over like a lead zeppelin

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