Gone
Pillar
Pillar noun - An upright shaft that supports an overhead structure.
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Synonyms for Pillar
Gone and pillar are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gone" instead an adjective "Pillar".
Nearby Word: pillared
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From how the family and especially her husband Gerald function (they don't, really) when she's gone it's quite clear she was the pillar of the household.
Source: Proper Lady -
The game also has chambers where the gravity plates have gone haywire; if you see a faint pillar of translucent energy crackling up from the ground, do not walk into it!
Source: Gravity Screw -
Caius has been stopped, all the paradoxes are gone, a new Cocoon has risen, Fang and Vanille have been released from the pillar, and Serah is looking forward to a life reunited with her fiance and sister.
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