begone

[ bih-gawn, -gon ]

verb (used without object)

1. to go away; depart (usually used in the imperative).

begone

/ bɪˈɡɒn /

sentence substitute

1. go away!

Word History and Origins

Origin of begone¹

1325–75; Middle English; be (imperative), gone

Word History and Origins

Origin of begone¹

C14: from be (imperative) + gone

Example Sentences

Neutral tones and minimalist palettes begone, this year it's all about being bold.

From BBC

Um, it might be the last debate before the Iowa caucuses — it is worth your time, even if you just stoop to name-calling like, “begone you sniveling weasel.”

From Washington Times

Begone typos and grammar mistakes!

From New York Times

Begone fat-fingered auto corrected slip-ups and textual despair!

From New York Times

After rubbing their faces and bodies against the plants, cats are sure to be coated in a robust layer of Pest Begone.

From New York Times