gone away

interjection

, Fox Hunting.

1. the cry uttered by the huntsman as a signal to the field that the hounds are in full cry and the hunt is on.

Example Sentences

"It's just under the parapet. It's not gone away."

From BBC

Signs of severe dengue usually begin to appear in the 24 to 48 hours after a fever has gone away.

From Los Angeles Times

While breast cancer awareness has improved and society has become more open about talking about our bodies, says Maren, the problem has not gone away.

From BBC

Those programs have since gone away, making it that much harder for New Yorkers to afford basic necessities, including fresh food.

From Salon

But they had never really gone away, maintaining a relationship with stakeholders after providing a loan of £200m in June, which is expected to be turned into equity.

From BBC

Related Words

• relocated
• removed