going along Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- hindering
- detaining
- inhibiting
- retarding
- delaying
- interrupting
- repressing
- suppressing
- obstructing
- arresting
- stalling
- halting
- impeding
- waiting
Weak:
Strongest:
- progressing
- doing
- coming-along
- coming
- marching
- gaining-ground
- getting-on
- proceeding
- going
- going-off
- getting-along
Strong:
Weak:
Meaning of going along
going along
to go or travel as a companion, to act in cooperation or express agreement, to move along
going along Sentence Examples
- The hiker was going along the trail at a steady pace.
- The river was going along its course, flowing steadily.
- The team was going along with the coach's game plan.
- The conversation was going along smoothly, with no interruptions.
- The years have gone along quickly, it seems like just yesterday she was a little girl.
- Despite the obstacles, the project was going along as planned.
- The suspect was going along with the police, answering their questions willingly.
- The sale was going along well, with many potential buyers expressing interest.
- The students were going along with the teacher's instructions, working diligently on their assignments.
- The team was going along with the winning streak, extending their record to 10 straight victories.
FAQs About the word going along
to go or travel as a companion, to act in cooperation or express agreement, to move along
progressing, doing, coming along, coming, marching, gaining ground, getting on, proceeding, going, going off
slowing (down or up), holding back, blocking, stopping, checking, stemming, staying,remaining, standing, hindering
The hiker was going along the trail at a steady pace.
The river was going along its course, flowing steadily.
The team was going along with the coach's game plan.
The conversation was going along smoothly, with no interruptions.
