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View synonyms for went

went

1

[went]

verb

  1. simple past tense of go.

  2. Nonstandard.,  a past participle of go.



went

2

[went]

verb

  1. Archaic.,  a simple past tense and past participle of wend.

went

/ wɛnt /

verb

  1. the past tense of go 1

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If it went to zero, that would knock a full percentage point off.

He once sliced open his hand during a scene where he was cutting cheese; Romano went to the hospital to be sewn up and then returned to finish the episode.

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It was the first time True and her dad, Forest Whitaker, had worked together on an audition, and she said they went through the materials for hours.

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We had just come off a tour, “Siamese Dream,” which was a 14-month tour, and we went in the studio for eight months, made the “Mellon Collie” record, and we immediately went back on tour.

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Others, including many of Newman’s neighbors, gave up and went home, despite clear indications and sometimes solid proof those homes were still contaminated.

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