went home
Headed back homeward
Went home is the past tense of go home, meaning to travel to or return to one's residence or place of origin.
Beyond the literal sense, it extends to leaving a workplace, social gathering, or any location to return where one belongs.
In sports, a ball that went home successfully reached its target, particularly home plate in baseball.
The phrase can also euphemistically indicate death: After a long illness, she finally went home.
- came backWent and returned
- returnedWent back again
- arrivedReached one's destination
- familyRelated people together
- belongingState of fitting in
sanctuary · safe and sound · key · door · comfort · relief · welcome · after work · long day · retreat · haven · crossed over · walked · porch · eternal rest · left · warmth · rest
went homewent out
Left a place
departed · set out · headed out · went away · went abroad
went homestayed
Continued being present
remained · lingered · stuck around · hung around · kept going
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