What is another word for go at?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˈə͡ʊ at], [ ɡˈəʊ at], [ ɡ_ˈəʊ a_t]
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Synonyms for Go at:
v.
• address (verb)- give,
- take care of,
- throw oneself into,
- have at,
- have a go at,
- devote oneself to,
- knuckle down to,
- turn,
- take up,
- apply oneself to.
- report,
- assert,
- maintain,
- tell,
- lace into,
- set to,
- light into,
- charge,
- urge,
- let have it,
- defend,
- blast,
- say,
- rip,
- justify,
- avow,
- hold,
- insist,
- affirm,
- aver,
- prescribe,
- put up argument,
- allege,
- vindicate,
- dictate,
- mix it up,
- enjoin,
- warrant,
- sock it to one,
- gang up on,
- lock horns with,
- mix,
- fly in face of,
- stick it to,
- dispute,
- cross,
- debate,
- have bone to pick,
- come at,
- claim,
- lay into,
- take on,
- zap,
- jump on.
Other synonyms:
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- aggress.
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- beset.
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- strike.
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- pitch.
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- have.
- go for,
- pitch into,
- concentrate on,
- dig,
- attend to,
- direct,
- turn to,
- undertake,
- plug away at,
- try,
- peg away,
- focus on,
- engage in,
- hammer away.
- jump,
- endeavour,
- set about,
- DO,
- peg,
- move into,
- stay with,
- embark upon,
- set on,
- enter on,
- stick at,
- stay at,
- ambush,
- fall upon,
- go about,
- HIT,
- assume,
- get under way,
- persist,
- stick with,
- beaver away,
- mug,
- proceed,
- venture,
- persevere,
- set upon,
- come down on,
- go to,
- sail into,
- go in for,
- set going,
- pounce upon,
- swoop down on,
- fall into,
- work,
- set at,
- surprise,
- crack down on,
- fall to,
- launch into,
- attempt,
- buckle to,
- endeavor,
- launch forth,
- blitz,
- enter upon,
- take the offensive,
- carry on,
- accept,
- descend on,
- pound,
- land on,
- make,
- plug away,
- bushwhack,
- wade into,
- keep at,
- plunge into,
- fall on,
- wade in,
- bang away,
- go into,
- apply oneself,
- sail in,
- hop to it,
- reach,
- have at it,
- harry,
- descend upon,
- go,
- lay hands on.
How to use "Go at" in context?
The word "go" means to move forward, and when used in conjunction with other words, it can mean to move quickly. For example, you might say "I'm going to the store" or "She go out every night."
When you use "go at" in a sentence, it means to attack. For example, "I'm going at him with everything I've got." This is an idiomatic expression meaning to take action in a vigorous and determined way.
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