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Interjection: go away
  1. Instruction to go away
    - get stuffed [Brit, informal], avaunt [archaic], beat it [informal], begone [literary], bog off [Brit, informal], bug off [N. Amer, informal], buzz off [informal], get lost [informal], shove off [informal], naff off [Brit, slang], hop it [Brit, informal], leg it [informal], be off, scram [informal], get knotted [Brit, informal], run along [informal], sod off [Brit, informal], take a hike [informal]
Verb: go away
  1. Move away from a place into another direction
    "Go away before I start to cry";
    - go, depart
     
  2. Go away from a place
    "At what time does your train go away?";
    - leave, go forth, off [informal]
     
  3. Become invisible or unnoticeable
    "The effect went away when day broke";
    - vanish, disappear
     
  4. Get lost, as without warning or explanation
    "He went away without a trace";
    - disappear, vanish

Derived forms: went away, goes away, gone away, going away

Type of: cease, end, exit, finish, get out, go out, leave, stop, terminate

Antonym: appear

Encyclopedia: Go away

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go a long way
go about
go after
go against
go ahead
go all out
go along
go ape
go apeshit
go around
go away
go back
go back on
go bad
go ballistic
go bananas
go board
go by
go deep
go down
go down on