went (for) (Meaning)

went (for)

to move on a course

No weak antonyms found.

The children went for a walk in the park during their recess.
My parents went for a drive to the beach on a sunny weekend.
The team went for the win in the championship game.
She went for the promotion and got a raise in her salary.
I went for a run to relieve stress after a long day.
The hiker went for the summit and reached the top of the mountain.
The couple went for a candlelit dinner to celebrate their anniversary.
The students went for extra tutoring to improve their grades.
The politician went for the vote and campaigned hard to win the election.
The entrepreneur went for broke and invested all his savings into his new business.

to move on a course

fetched, brought, sold (for),cost, run,listed (for), came (to), asked,ran, totaled

hated, abhorred, detested, loathed, disliked,condemned, scorned, abominated, despised,

The children went for a walk in the park during their recess.

My parents went for a drive to the beach on a sunny weekend.

The team went for the win in the championship game.

She went for the promotion and got a raise in her salary.