What is another word for move on?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈuːv ˈɒn], [ mˈuːv ˈɒn], [ m_ˈuː_v ˈɒ_n]
Related words: moving on from ex, move on from past, how to move on from a breakup, how to get over an ex, get over past, what to do when you are over your ex, how to find closure with your ex
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Similar words for move on:
- go on (noun)
- march on (noun)
- move on (noun)
- advance (verb)
- impose (verb)
- leave, retreat (verb)
- move something forward, often quickly (verb)
- proceed (verb)
- progress (verb)
- other synonyms
- approach
- depart
- get along
- go ahead
- other relevant words
- progress
Synonyms for Move on:
n.
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- backpedal,
- change your mind,
- revise,
- renounce,
- move with the times,
- convert,
- capitulate,
- see reason/sense,
- adapt.
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- rejoice,
- look forward to,
- rejoice in,
- thrive on,
- live happily ever after,
- cheer,
- be happy for someone,
- brighten,
- jump for joy,
- treasure.
v.
• advance (verb)- drive,
- launch,
- propel,
- gain ground,
- conquer,
- get ahead,
- elevate,
- storm,
- march,
- achieve,
- come forward,
- skyrocket,
- accelerate,
- quicken,
- promote,
- speed.
- foist,
- require,
- take advantage,
- wish,
- appoint,
- wreak,
- exact,
- put foot down,
- read riot act,
- oblige,
- force upon,
- command,
- force,
- place,
- institute,
- visit,
- promulgate,
- infringe,
- burden,
- saddle,
- charge,
- prescribe,
- encroach,
- ordain,
- constrain,
- intrude,
- lay,
- presume,
- enforce,
- lade,
- demand,
- fix,
- inflict,
- establish,
- obtrude,
- levy,
- put,
- trespass,
- lay down the law,
- horn in,
- order,
- decree,
- enjoin,
- wreck,
- compel,
- lay down,
- introduce.
- get on,
- dash,
- make strides,
- shoot,
- lunge,
- keep going,
- cover ground,
- edge.
Other synonyms:
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- betray.
- go toward,
- verge upon,
- bear,
- approximate,
- near,
- converge,
- threaten,
- buzz,
- come,
- gain on,
- catch up,
- loom up,
- resemble,
- move in on,
- equal,
- belly up to,
- match,
- take after,
- impend,
- meet,
- reach,
- draw near,
- be like,
- contact,
- move toward,
- close in,
- creep up,
- border,
- be comparable to,
- correspond to,
- compare with,
- come close,
- surround,
- come at.
- hit the bricks,
- went away,
- get away,
- emigrate,
- getting away,
- start out,
- setting forth,
- march out,
- set forth,
- goes away,
- move out,
- slipping away,
- got away,
- absents,
- Git,
- taking leave,
- Trooping,
- GITS,
- Trooped,
- exited,
- gets away,
- Absenting,
- saying goodbye,
- slip away,
- make a break,
- sally forth,
- take leave,
- going away,
- moved out,
- say goodbye,
- hit the trail,
- shove off,
- gotten away,
- cut and run.
- go ahead,
- getting going,
- made a start,
- make the scene,
- bring forward,
- forge ahead,
- going places,
- going forward,
- moved up,
- get green light,
- moving onward,
- press on,
- got going,
- get there,
- steps forward,
- move onward,
- goes forward,
- make headway,
- pressing on,
- continue on,
- go places,
- getting under way,
- go forth,
- setting in motion,
- go forward,
- sets in motion,
- proceed,
- get under way,
- brought forward,
- get with it,
- go great guns,
- making headway,
- promotes,
- push ahead,
- send forward,
- get going,
- step forward,
- continue ahead,
- made the scene,
- make a start,
- hasten,
- set in motion,
- progress,
- move up,
- go to town,
- get on with,
- push on,
- advance.
How to use "Move on" in context?
Move on is a phrase that we often hear but rarely do we understand what it means. It often feels like an easy solution but in reality, it can be the hardest thing to do. It can be easy to forget the pain that we have felt or the hurt that we have caused. We often take inaction as a sign that we don't want to continue with the pain but in reality, inaction is the result of fear. We are afraid of the pain that might come our way if we continue with the situation so we try to move on. We want to pretend that everything is okay but in reality, this only adds to our pain.
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