went along Synonyms
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went along Meaning
went along
to go or travel as a companion, to act in cooperation or express agreement, to move along
went along Sentence Examples
- The students went along with the teacher's instructions diligently.
- Despite their differences, the friends went along well for the most part.
- The plan went along smoothly, with no unexpected obstacles.
- The thief went along unnoticed, blending seamlessly into the crowd.
- The news went along faster than wildfire, reaching even the most remote villages.
- The melody went along hauntingly, capturing the listener's emotions.
- The river went along relentlessly, cutting through the landscape.
- The cat went along purring contentedly, seeking comfort and affection.
- The time went along quickly, as they were engrossed in their activities.
- The debate went along passionately, with each side presenting their arguments forcefully.
FAQs About the word went along
to go or travel as a companion, to act in cooperation or express agreement, to move along
came,progressed, did, got on, marched, went, went off, came along, got along, proceeded
stood, checked, stopped, arrested, held back,remained, stayed, slowed (down or up), halted, impeded
The students went along with the teacher's instructions diligently.
Despite their differences, the friends went along well for the most part.
The plan went along smoothly, with no unexpected obstacles.
The thief went along unnoticed, blending seamlessly into the crowd.
