Synonyms for Goahead:

• adj.

  •dynamic (adjective)
  • electric,
  • progressive,
  • vehement,
  • play for keeps,
  • energizing,
  • compelling,
  • activating,
  • vigorous,
  • lively,
  • go-getter,
  • lusty,
  • intense,
  • aggressive,
  • strenuous,
  • coming on strong,
  • red-blooded,
  • magnetic,
  • peppy,
  • vitalizing,
  • changing,
  • powerful,
  • effective,
  • hyped-up,
  • forceful,
  • play hard ball,
  • productive,
  • driving,
  • energetic,
  • potent,
  • forcible,
  • influential,
  • charismatic,
  • zippy,
  • highpowered.
  •enterprising (adjective)
  • Lusting,
  • spark plug,
  • eager,
  • aspiring,
  • Hustling,
  • hungry,
  • pushing,
  • busy,
  • alert,
  • audacious,
  • spanking,
  • daring,
  • dashing,
  • diligent,
  • adventurous,
  • itching,
  • yearning,
  • snappy,
  • hard ball,
  • take-over,
  • industrious,
  • zealous,
  • spirited,
  • self-starting,
  • ready,
  • advancing,
  • stirring,
  • keen,
  • craving,
  • go-go,
  • hardworking,
  • bold,
  • enthusiastic,
  • intrepid,
  • active,
  • venturesome.
  •go-ahead (adjective)
  • Pioneering,
  • gumptious,
  • go-getting,
  • ambitious,
  • entrepreneurial,
  • up-and-coming,
  • enterprising.
  •progressive (adjective)
  • wide,
  • continuing,
  • enlightened,
  • ongoing,
  • forward-looking,
  • dynamic,
  • gradual,
  • increasing,
  • graduated,
  • intensifying,
  • bleeding-heart,
  • avant-garde,
  • lenient,
  • escalating,
  • continuous,
  • open-minded,
  • radical,
  • reformist,
  • tolerant,
  • revolutionary,
  • modern,
  • broad-minded,
  • onward,
  • accelerating,
  • advanced,
  • broad,
  • up-to-date,
  • left,
  • developing,
  • left of center.

• n.

  •acceptance (noun)
  • Securing,
  • compliance,
  • approval,
  • acknowledgment,
  • getting,
  • yes,
  • acquiring,
  • Obtaining,
  • receipt,
  • Receiving,
  • recognition,
  • cooperation,
  • reception,
  • accepting,
  • taking on,
  • undertaking,
  • nod,
  • Gaining,
  • go-ahead,
  • admission.
  •advance (noun)
  • furtherance,
  • enrichment,
  • advancement,
  • growth,
  • buildup,
  • gain,
  • betterment,
  • boost,
  • break,
  • progress,
  • headway,
  • amelioration,
  • step,
  • breakthrough,
  • rise,
  • upping,
  • up,
  • upgrade,
  • promotion,
  • increase,
  • development.
  •approbation (noun)
  • high regard,
  • sanction,
  • admiration,
  • the nod,
  • support,
  • bells,
  • esteem,
  • endorsement,
  • favor.
  •approval (noun)
  • recommendation,
  • concurrence,
  • countenance,
  • acquiescence,
  • ratification,
  • license,
  • confirmation,
  • validation,
  • mandate,
  • blessing.
  •clearance (noun)
  • authorization,
  • say-so.
  •consent (noun)
  • stamp of approval,
  • blank check,
  • permit,
  • accord,
  • understanding,
  • right on,
  • carte blanche,
  • say so,
  • sufferance,
  • allowance.
  •endorsement (noun)
  • hubba-hubba,
  • warrant,
  • pat on back,
  • fiat,
  • countersignature,
  • approbation,
  • qualification,
  • subscription to,
  • stroke,
  • affirmation,
  • Championing,
  • signature,
  • seal of approval,
  • backing,
  • advocacy,
  • commercial,
  • superscription.
  •go-ahead (noun)
  • leave,
  • consent,
  • permission,
  • assent,
  • okay,
  • green light.
  •green light (noun)
  • thumbs-up,
  • empowerment,
  • ok,
  • agreement,
  • dispensation,
  • rubber stamp,
  • clearance.
  •permit (noun)
  • visa,
  • indulgence,
  • patent,
  • admittance,
  • franchise,
  • toleration,
  • Empowering,
  • pass,
  • legalization,
  • safe-conduct,
  • passport.
  •promotion (noun)
  • honor,
  • hike,
  • advance,
  • jump,
  • exaltation,
  • improvement,
  • bump,
  • elevation,
  • encouragement,
  • preference,
  • lift,
  • aggrandizement,
  • step up,
  • ennoblement,
  • raise,
  • jump up,
  • Prelation,
  • upgrading,
  • preferment,
  • move up,
  • favoring.
  •rubber stamp (noun)
  • thumbs up,
  • seal,
  • stamp,
  • notarization.
  •sanction (noun)
  • authority.
  •signal (noun)
  • tocsin,
  • mark,
  • gesture,
  • sos,
  • omen,
  • beacon,
  • blinker,
  • flag,
  • movement,
  • high sign,
  • token,
  • sign,
  • flare,
  • indicator,
  • alarm,
  • cue,
  • wink,
  • bleep,
  • mayday.
  •thumbs up (noun)
  • satisfaction.
  •warrant (noun)
  • testimonial,
  • verification,
  • basis,
  • shingle,
  • authentication,
  • pledge,
  • foundation,
  • subpoena,
  • tag,
  • credentials,
  • assurance,
  • sticker,
  • official document,
  • guarantee,
  • pawn,
  • credential,
  • security,
  • accreditation,
  • ducat,
  • earnest,
  • warranty,
  • summons.
  •word (noun)
  • will,
  • ukase,
  • signal,
  • commandment,
  • order.

Antonyms for Goahead:

• adj.

  • dynamic
    unproductive, unexciting, lifeless, idle, weak, incapable, apathetic, dull, inactive, fruitless, passive, impotent, lethargic, boring, ineffective.
  • enterprising
    unenthused, unadventurous, cowardly, unresourceful, unambitious, unimaginative, meek, lazy, timid.
  • go-ahead
    Denied, Vetoed.
  • progressive
    moderate, intermittent, conservative.

• n.

  • acceptance
    opposition, dissent, dissension, disapproval, disbelief.
  • advance
    stoppage, retrogression, Diminishment, hindrance, hesitation, decrease, impediment, withdrawal, stop, decline, stagnation, recession, loss, failure, block, halt, retreat.
  • approbation
    dislike, disapprobation, rejection, criticism, hatred, disfavor.
  • approval
    prohibition, discouragement, condemnation.
  • clearance
    grounding.
  • consent
    protest, objection, difference.
  • endorsement
    censure.
  • go-ahead
    veto, refusal, disagreement, ban, denial.
  • green light
    red light.
  • leave
    restraint, incarceration, workday, imprisonment, restriction, limitation.
  • license
    withholding, reason, responsibility, subordination.
  • mandate
    request, breach, break, question.
  • promotion
    demotion, depression, humiliation, debasement, deterioration, reduction, worsening, denunciation, drop, silence, harm, derision.
  • sanction
    reward, award, honor, prevention.
  • warrant
    uncertainty.
  • word
    answer.