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ridden off into the sunset

ridden off into the sunset is the past participle of ride off into the sunset.

Meaning of ride off into the sunset

Verb

ride off into the sunset (third-person singular simple present rides off into the sunset, present participle riding off into the sunset, simple past rode off into the sunset, past participle ridden off into the sunset)

  1. (idiomatic) To depart and fade into obscurity.
    • "Got To Believe In Love" (#80, 1970)—a follow-up recorded with the cast of Hair—sold only a few copies, and Rob and Steed Records rode off into the sunset.1990, Wayne Jancik, The Billboard Book of One-Hit Wonders, →ISBN, page 261

Questions about ridden off into the sunset

What is ridden off into the sunset the past participle of?
Ridden off into the sunset is the past participle of ride off into the sunset.

Words near ridden off into the sunset in the dictionary

  1. ridden fences
  2. ridden for
  3. ridden hard
  4. ridden hard and put away wet
  5. ridden herd on
  6. ridden off into the sunset
  7. ridden on
  8. ridden on a rail
  9. ridden on the back of
  10. ridden one's bumper
  11. ridden one's luck

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