go gentle into that good night
English
Etymology
From the poem Do not go gentle into that good night (1947) by Welsh poet Dylan Thomas.
Verb
go gentle into that good night (third-person singular simple present goes gentle into that good night, present participle going gentle into that good night, simple past went gentle into that good night, past participle gone gentle into that good night)
Synonyms
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