go (for) (Meaning)

go (for)

to move on a course

No weak antonyms found.

He went for a walk in the park to clear his head.
I'm going for a run later, so I need to get my shoes on.
She went for a job interview and hopes to get the position.
They went for dinner at their favorite restaurant.
We're going for a road trip next month, and I'm so excited.
I'm not going for any awards, but I'm proud of my work.
He went for a swim in the ocean, despite the cold water.
She went for a hike in the mountains, and the view from the top was breathtaking.
They went for a bike ride in the country, and the scenery was beautiful.
I'm going for a nap, and I'll be back in an hour.

to move on a course

sell (for),cost, list (for), bring,fetch, come (to),run, exact, ask, amount (to)

detest, loathe, dislike,hate, scorn, abominate, despise,abhor, condemn,

He went for a walk in the park to clear his head.

I'm going for a run later, so I need to get my shoes on.

She went for a job interview and hopes to get the position.

They went for dinner at their favorite restaurant.