go-by Antonyms
Meaning of go-by
go-by Sentence Examples
- We always go by the speed limit to avoid any penalties.
- The pedestrians refused to go by the zebra crossing, endangering their lives.
- The dancers' movements were so fluid that they seemed to go by in a blur.
- The children couldn't wait to go by the new playground equipment.
- The rumor spread like wildfire, going by word of mouth.
- The movie went by so quickly that I wished it could have gone by slower.
- Her time in prison went by faster than she had anticipated.
- The judge went by the evidence presented in court, delivering a just verdict.
- We decided to go by the client's suggestions, hoping for a more successful outcome.
- The river went by the town quietly, providing solace to its residents.
FAQs About the word go-by
accede (to),consent (to),assent (to), comply (with), subscribe, concur, accept, agree, affiliate, collaborate
differ, conflict, disagree, conflict, differ,disagree, resist, rival, dissent, collide
We always go by the speed limit to avoid any penalties.
The pedestrians refused to go by the zebra crossing, endangering their lives.
The dancers' movements were so fluid that they seemed to go by in a blur.
The children couldn't wait to go by the new playground equipment.
