as in get along Leave or depart, often indicating a desire for someone to leave, similar to "beat it." Clear All
12 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Go Away'
The aroma of the delicious food made the unwanted guests finally go away.
The mysterious stranger warned him to go away before it was too late.
The protesters refused to go away until their demands were addressed.
The persistent smell wouldn't go away despite hours of cleaning.
As the storm approached, residents were advised to go away to safer areas.
The feeling of sadness wouldn't go away, lingering like a shadow.
He decided to go away for a weekend retreat to find peace and solitude.
The stains on the carpet won't go away no matter how much I clean.
The thought of failure wouldn't go away from his mind.
I wish this headache would just go away.
The old castle's ghost stories never seem to go away.
Can you make the annoying noise outside go away?
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