0 said when you are pleased that a bad or unwanted thing or person, or something of poor quality, has gone:
Good riddance to the state that violates its sacred trust.
We can now say good riddance to it.
I hope that it is the final curtain call: goodbye and good riddance.
In my view, if a business cannot survive unless it breaks the law on health, hygiene or safety, good riddance to it.
We all want to say good riddance to synthetic indignation, the like of which we have heard in this debate.
Thankfully, my constituents can now say good riddance to this malignant creature.
Now we are getting rid of them, and good riddance, too.
The dock labour scheme has gone, and good riddance to it.
