oner

British  

/ ˈwʌnə /

noun

1. a single continuous action (esp in the phrase down it in a oner )

2. an outstanding person or thing

3. a heavy blow

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Etymology

Origin of oner

C20: from _one

Example Sentences

“It’s pretty interesting to see how a hard-line Chavista like Delcy has taken a 180-degree turn just one week after assuming the presidency,” said Imdat Oner, a former Turkish diplomat in Caracas.

From Los Angeles Times

Oner, the former diplomat, said her coziness with Washington does not mean Rodríguez has abandoned her revolutionary ideology.

From Los Angeles Times

“They are doing this for the regime’s survival,” Oner said.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, there’s little doubt, Oner said, that Chávez would be disappointed.

From Los Angeles Times

“Delcy wants to show that this transition is moderate…showing that they are aligned with U.S. interests,” said Oner, now a fellow at the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, in Florida.

From The Wall Street Journal