Flown
Gone
Gone adjective - No longer existing.
Flown and gone are semantically related in not present topic. You can use "Flown" instead an adjective "Gone".
Both words in one sentence
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Also a rival to the F-22 by people who have never flown a plane in their life (the one person who has flown both aircraft has gone on the record as saying that to compare the aircraft is like comparing apples to oranges).
Source: Real Life / Cool Plane - The comic even mentions that, 7 months after the disaster struck, the first species has gone extinct as its reproductive cycle has flown by.
Source: Apocalypse How / Class 4 - Yeah, my pony's gone, some guy made of wood turned me into a guy made of wood, and this flying ball of light blames me for her getting left behind when she could have flown on instead of getting all up in my face.
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