goner in Latin
goner in Latin is mortuus — goner means someone or something considered beyond saving — doomed to fail, break, or die.
goner in Latin
mortuus
(informal) Someone (or something) doomed; a hopeless case, especially someone who is bound to die soon.
What does "goner" mean?
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noun Someone or something considered beyond saving — doomed to fail, break, or die.
"If the brakes give out on that hill, we're goners."
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goner in a sentence
- If the brakes give out on that hill, we're goners.
- The old laptop was a goner the moment it hit the floor.
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What is "goner" in Latin?
"goner" in Latin is mortuus. goner means: Someone or something considered beyond saving — doomed to fail, break, or die.
How do you use "goner" in a sentence?
Example: "If the brakes give out on that hill, we're goners." In Latin, "goner" is mortuus.
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