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Verb
Present participle for to move or forge ahead
Present participle for to make progress in the state or skill of
Present participle for to re-schedule at an earlier time or date
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Verb
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Present participle for to move or forge ahead
advancing
progressing
proceeding
forging ahead
going forward
going ahead
making headway
moving ahead
pushing on
pressing on
going on
making progress
moving along
pushing forward
pressing forward
moving on
gaining ground
moving onward
ploughing on
marching on
marching
continuing
going
pushing ahead
plowing on
moving
forging on
pressing ahead
getting on
journeying
making one’s way
cracking on
travelingUS
travellingUK
making inroads
pushing
continuing on
keeping going
going forth
covering ground
getting going
carrying on
heading
developing
working one’s way
driving
moving out
propelling
navigating
crossing
passing
storming
dispatching
coming forward
edging
working towards
faring
speeding
shooting
keeping on
soldiering on
going off
pacing
going along
forging
taking the next step
following
moving towards
running
rolling on
evolving
walking
transiting
tracking
advancing gradually
advancing steadily
flying
running through
cruising
peregrinating
traversing
plodding on
proceeding along
perambulating
cutting across
progressing towards
passing on
launching
continuing ahead
keeping moving
making your way
getting ahead
hieing
wending
hying
getting
coming
gathering way
making inroads into
trucking
growing
climbing
elevating
upgrading
moving up
maturing
making strides
flourishing
getting somewhere
coming on
skyrocketing
succeeding
bettering oneself
climbing the ladder
working one’s way up
rising
stepping forward
going places
progressing quickly
making swift progress
coming to the fore
taking the lead
putting a spurt on
advancing rapidly
increasing speed
jumping ahead
accelerating
shifting
skipping
jumping
fast forwarding
coming along
running along
driving forward
keeping running
more ❯
“If we are to move forward, we must espouse this more positive approach in all dimensions of the club’s activity.”
Verb
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Present participle for to make progress in the state or skill of
improving
advancing
honing
lifting
raising
cultivating
perfecting
boosting
developing
furthering
progressing
elevating
training
ameliorating
bettering
bolstering
enhancing
hastening
launching
polishing
promoting
propelling
pushing ahead
pushing on
refining
bringing forward
building
continuing ahead
forging ahead with
getting with it
growing
making headway with
multiplying
pressing forward
pressing on
prospering
thriving
coming on
gaining ground
getting ahead of
making strides
polishing up on
taking it to the next level
taking the next step
working on
working up
building on
getting better at
working hard at
brushing up on
devoting oneself to
constantly updating
constantly improving
continually updating
continuously updating
Verb
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Present participle for to re-schedule at an earlier time or date
advancing
bringing forward
pushing forward
putting forward
preponing
making earlier
rescheduling
moving forwards
Verb
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Present participle for to exert force or pressure on
pushing
shoving
driving
forcing
thrusting
bumping
pressing
propelling
bulldozing
impelling
jostling
heaving
moving
plunging
shooting
budging
bundling
hustling
boring
prodding
steamrolling
striking
knocking
manhandling
rushing
boosting
elbowing
poking
shifting
squeezing
butting
crashing
nudging
railroading
bulling
jamming
jolting
hitting
ramming
sending
muscling
shouldering
sticking
sweeping
crushing against
launching into
pressing on
pushing aside
pushing forward
pushing hard
resting on
strong-arming
bearing down on
exerting pressure on
setting in motion
putting in motion
Verb
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Present participle for to make progress in development
advancing
developing
improving
progressing
evolving
ameliorating
augmenting
growing
enhancing
honing
maturing
strengthening
updating
upgrading
becoming better
boosting
elevating
enriching
fine-tuning
flourishing
fortifying
making headway
making progress
making strides
meliorating
modernisingUK
modernizingUS
optimisingUK
optimizingUS
perfecting
prospering
refining
revolutionisingUK
revolutionizingUS
thriving
transforming
beefing up
bettering
building
cultivating
driving forward
expanding
extending
furthering
getting ahead
going places
moving ahead
moving forward in leaps and bounds
pulling ahead
scaling up
stepping up
coming along
coming on
forging ahead
picking up
leveling up
levelling up
increasing
working up
blossoming
going forward
gaining ground
lifting
pressing on
pushing ahead
covering ground
intensifying
blooming
succeeding
booming
shining
rising
burgeoning
bourgeoning
building up
being successful
doing well
taking the next step
pressing forward
working out
getting better
raising
making inroads
pushing on
coming of age
faring well
flying high
getting places
spreading your wings
fostering
polishing
promoting
amplifying
heightening
magnifying
aggrandizing
improving on
smartening
reinforcing
reenforcing
supplementing
uplifting
brushing up
building on
compounding
proceeding
smartening up
straightening out
touching up
shaping up
fast-tracking
continuing
arriving
emerging
going
flowering
scoring
pushing forward
going well
moving onward
taking steps forward
developing well
making it
getting on well
getting somewhere
bearing fruit
turning out well
shooting up
going to town
running riot
going great guns
hitting it big
changing for the better
starring
standing out
keeping going
getting going
going on
moving on
figuring
triumphing
looking up
making headway with
prevailing
leading
performing
unfolding
featuring
taking it to the next level
glowing
excelling
sparkling
reigning supreme
enlarging
standing out in a crowd
stealing the show
wearing the crown
having a gift for
making the big time
having a gift
coming into your own
stepping it up
turning it up
moving
pushing
changing
elaborating
unrolling
spreading
altering
metamorphosing
driving
cranking it up
continuing ahead
transmogrifying
differentiating
heading
adapting
stepping up one’s game
shooting
ripening
speeding
trucking
educing
deriving
taking it up a notch
taking it to the limit
picking up the pace
increasing one’s intensity
elevating one’s game
kicking it up a notch
boosting one’s game
raising one’s game
rising to the next level
propelling forward
profiting
going forth
battening
waxing
producing
yielding
mushrooming
marching on
opening out
working one’s way
cracking on
adapting yourself
doing wonders
catching on
making good
going ahead
becoming rich
growing rich
growing well
making good speed
growing vigorously
making a go
getting there
getting on
having legs
going up in the world
more ❯
Verb
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Present participle for to cancel (an event) due to excessive rain
raining off
cancellingUK
cancelingUS
postponing
calling off
moving on
putting back
raining out
Verb
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Present participle for to catch up on
gaining
catching
approaching
nearing
progressing
gaining ground
improving
making headway
catching up
catching up with
drawing nearer to
getting nearer to
closing in on
coming up to
creeping up on
narrowing the gap between
Verb
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Present participle for to move at a fast speed on foot
running
dashing
racing
rushing
hurrying
sprinting
bolting
careering
speeding
darting
galloping
haring
hastening
scampering
scurrying
flying
jogging
scuttling
trotting
shooting
bounding
hurtling
tearing
zooming
loping
scooting
barrelling
barreling
belting
charging
going
hying
hieing
pelting
pounding
streaking
whizzing
zipping
bombing
doubling
flashing
jogtrotting
sweeping
dogtrotting
hotfooting it
hustling
scrambling
whipping
blowing
breezing
bustling
buzzing
cannonballing
careening
driving
going like lightning
motoring
moving
nipping
proceeding
rocketing
rustling
scudding
stampeding
travellingUK
travelingUS
whirling
barrelling along
blazing
bundling
highballing
hurling
jetting
legging it
ripping
stepping
tripping
whisking
ambling
blasting
boogying
boogieing
bowling
cantering
cracking on
flitting
getting cracking
going hell for leather
going like the wind
hightailing it
hopping it
humping
jumping
pacing
posting
progressing
ramming
sailing
scorching
skipping
skittering
smoking
springing
cutting along
stepping on it
getting a move on
making tracks
putting on some speed
tearing out
getting the lead out
going by
going like a bat out of hell
moving rapidly
passing by
more ❯
Verb
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Present participle for to lift and set down one’s foot or one foot after the other
stepping
treading
walking
pacing
ambling
moving
striding
traipsing
advancing
ambulating
hiking
moseying
proceeding
roaming
shuffling
strolling
tramping
trekking
trudging
marching
padding
plodding
prancing
promenading
rambling
sauntering
footing
going
hoofing
mincing
perambulating
prowling
strutting
trooping
wandering
ascending
descending
skipping
slogging
tiptoeing
tripping
legging it
footing it
hoofing it
going down
going forward
going up
pressing on
going by foot
going on foot
traveling on foot
travelling on foot
Adverb
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From this moment indefinitely
from now on
as of now
henceforth
ex nunc
hereafter
from this time on
from this day forward
henceforward
in future
hence
subsequently
after this
from this day on
from this day forth
in the future
hereinafter
in time to come
from this point forward
from this time forth
eventually
from this moment forth
in the course of time
ultimately
hereupon
into the future
next
later on
at a later date
ahead
in due course
in the fullness of time
in time
from now onwards
Noun
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A forward movement
advance
progress
progression
advancement
headway
encroachment
movement
passage
course
expedition
march
approach
arrival
coming
journey
nearing
onrush
passing
procession
traversal
traverse
trek
voyage
forward motion
forward movement
going
movement forward
onward motion
onward movement
process
development
enhancement
improvement
furtherance
breakthrough
expansion
gain
leap
evolution
escalation
growth
evolvement
betterment
refinement
elevation
upgrading
emergence
spread
amelioration
boost
extension
forwarding
revolution
innovation
enrichment
intensification
heightening
proliferation
anabasis
scientific advancement
technological advancement
coming-of-age
rise
augmentation
increase
buildup
promotion
maturation
enlargement
burgeoning
upturn
cultivation
upswing
flourishing
upgrade
transformation
blossoming
step up
melioration
step forward
unfolding
hike
momentum
advancing
flowering
maturing
evolving
upsurge
growing
blooming
metamorphosis
increment
rally
accrual
surge
uptick
elaboration
buildout
addition
jump
spreading
success
inroads
inflation
aggrandizementUS
accretion
upgrowth
embellishment
perfecting
unravelingUS
developing
flow
uptrend
spike
maturity
swell
accession
swelling
aggrandisementUK
fruition
unravellingUK
upping
augmenting
motion
mushrooming
multiplication
raise
appreciation
accumulation
explosion
education
edification
perfection
change
regeneration
ripening
revival
traction
raising
preferment
civilisationUK
civilizationUS
stride
amplification
reinforcement
bump
steps forward
creep
change for the better
step in the right direction
snowballing
elaborating
reinforcing
magnification
correction
enlightenment
run-up
training
supplementation
succession
ongoing
adding to
invention
strides
reformation
finding
prosperity
recovery
increasing
find
adulthood
adaptation
diffusion
discovery
making progress
benefit
refining
climb
modernization
leap forward
boom
quantum leap
continuity
polishing
addendum
proceeding
plus
step
soaring
more
cumulation
accumulating
rapid growth
advent
globalisationUK
globalizationUS
distension
lift
turn for the better
build-up
fine-tuning
personal development
personal growth
self-development
self-improvement
incubation
recuperation
advantage
meliorism
ground
boosting
ground gained
transspecific evolution
way
upbeat
inroad
capability
ability
thriving
natural process
uninterruptedness
order
break
crossing
continuousness
ontogenesis
ontogeny
high
sequence
reworking
modification
revision
stage
uplift
nurse
nourish
incubate
steps
transmogrification
move
unrolling
recasting
reconstruction
expanse
achievement
operation
level
amendment
emanation
ascent
mobilisationUK
mobilizationUS
velocity
life cycle
chain
diversification
transition
stream
flux
drift
stepping forward
working out
rapid change
endowment
unfurling
ballooning
scheme
consecution
string
exacerbation
turnaround
rallying
intensifying
stimulation
spirallingUK
ascension
bettering
acceleration
macroevolution
rising
creation
ascendance
culture
resurgence
comeback
renewal
reinvigoration
opening out
blowing up
increase in size
spreading out
blow up
scaling up
spiralingUS
towering
soar
mastery
rectification
reform
pursuit
transmission
upward turn
piling up
jump up
move up
ramp up
upward movement
stacking up
picking up
dissemination
upward mobility
supplement
sophistication
pickup
self-guided improvement
self-help
awakening the giant within
self-empowerment
leap forwards
new idea
increasement
couth
accomplishment
polish
propagation
dispersal
suffusion
turn of events
adjunct
accruement
accrument
maximizationUS
optimizationUS
profusion
division
transfusion
compass
radiation
coverage
distribution
dispersion
ramification
reaching
approaching
civility
illumination
breeding
acculturation
human development
quadrupling
merger
doubling
lengthening
distention
tripling
assemblage
appendix
continuation
exaggeration
complement
access
incorporation
collection
gathering
broadening
waxing
dilation
avalanche
crescendo
bulge
top-up
maximisationUK
optimisationUK
social well-being
onset
appearing
presence
large increase
drawing near
imminence
coming nearer
turning up
entrance
showing up
coming near
appearance
more ❯
Adjective
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Advancing, making progress
on the move
progressing
advancing
developing
proceeding
making progress
going forward
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“Moving forward” is a useful term in many businesses. They use it to talk about how operations might change in the future. However, there are some other words that you might want to familiarize yourself with. This article will explore some of the alternatives you can use.
What Can I Say Instead Of “Moving Forward”?
There are many other words we can use for “moving forward.” You should try some of the following to see which is your favorite:
- Going forward
- Going ahead
- From this point on
- From now on
- Proceeding
- Progressing
- Advancing
- Moving on from this
- Looking forward
- From here
- In the future
The preferred version is “going forward.” It works well because we only need to replace the verb (from “moving” to “going”). The implication and meaning are still the same, and it’s a very popular choice to use in many businesses.
Going Forward
“Going forward” is the best way to replace “moving forward.” It works well because it sticks to the original idea while also allowing us to use something that feels a little smoother off the tongue. “Go” is a common verb that everyone is familiar with, after all.
Check out these examples to see how it works:
- Going forward, I think you should all be more considerate of each other’s feelings.
- Going forward, I think team-building exercises will be the best way to build morale.
- Going forward, you should not address each other by name.
Going Ahead
“Going ahead” works similarly to “going forward.” It shows how things might be different “going ahead,” meaning that there is a sudden and abrupt change in the present. “Ahead” isn’t as common as “forward,” but both phrases are still used.
Here are some examples:
- Going ahead, I would like you all to report to the offices before you sign in.
- Going ahead, I would like you to send me an email every week about your workload.
- Going ahead, I have made sure to hire a few new people to help with security.
From This Point On
“From this point on” works when we want to show how things might change going forward. “This point” refers to the present, and it means that certain things are likely going to change in the future.
However, while some things change, it does not mean they will change again. “From this point on” does a good job of keeping all the changes consistent until you are given a new update about them.
Here are a few helpful examples:
- From this point on, we will be working extra hard to get the projects completed.
- From this point on, paid overtime will be a thing of the past.
- From this point on, I can no longer grant any of you extra holiday days in the busy period.
From Now On
“From now on” is a good way of showing how things will change at present. It shows that something has been previously considered, and it has now come to a time where someone is willing to start acting on the new rules until told otherwise.
You might benefit from checking out these examples to see it work:
- From now on, I would like you all to arrive at my office ten minutes before I order you to.
- From now on, the CEO will be coming down bimonthly to check on all of the progress we’ve made.
- From now on, you need to deliver at least three new projects a month if you want to keep your payments up.
Proceeding
“Proceeding” is excellent if you’re looking for a one-word synonym for “moving forward.” We can use it because it shows how things might change when we “proceed” from the present. It still considers the future options, which is why it works.
These examples should explain how it can work:
- Proceeding, I think we should all take a little more time to ask how we’re doing.
- Proceeding, there will be a few more team-building meetings every few months.
- Proceeding, we will be looking for ways to keep the workload at the same level without having to hire as many workers.
Progressing
“Progressing” works well if we’re looking for a one-word option similar to “proceeding.” It works because it shows “progress.” This is the idea that something will continually get better, providing that everyone can stick to the new rules or regulations put in place.
Check out these examples to see how it might work:
- Progressing, we should all try to take our lunch breaks exactly when they’re scheduled.
- Progressing, I think it would be wise for us to have 1-2-1 meetings biweekly to check on all of your workloads.
- Progressing, the manager would like for you all to write up your daily quotas and email them to me to verify.
Advancing
“Advancing” is another great one-word choice. We can use it to show how things might change as we “advance” into the future. It’s not the most common word to use, but it’s still suitable in certain situations.
- Advancing, I would like everybody to hand in their weekly quotas.
- Advancing, I would like for you to make sure that you can keep your desks tidier than they are currently.
- Advancing, I think we should all try a little harder to keep team morale up.
Moving On From This
“Moving on from this” is another useful way to replace “moving forward.” It shows that something has taken place in the present and that people should be paying closer attention to it from this moment on.
It helps people to remember that vital changes might be needed in the company. Sometimes, dire situations are more common to lead to a phrase like “moving on from this,” where something was overlooked and went wrong.
These examples will help you to understand it:
- Moving on from this, we are going to make sure that safety precautions are taken more seriously.
- Moving on from this, you will all be rigorously vetted before you can attend any further interviews.
- Moving on from this, we will make sure not to make the same error again.
Looking Forward
“Looking forward” is a good way to show how things might change. This time, we use the verb “looking” to talk about prospective changes, though they may not always become a reality.
It mainly depends on what the new ideas are. If they’re a bit outlandish or in need of testing, a manager might use “looking forward” to remind employees that it’s a possibility, but it is yet to be confirmed.
Here are a few ways we can make this one work:
- Looking forward, we may be able to get a few extra days of holiday per year if we work hard enough.
- Looking forward, we’re going to see whether we can make your lives easier while working for us.
- Looking forward, there are a few different plans that I have that should help us all to streamline the databases.
From Here
“From here” works well to show how things will change as time goes on. The idea is the same as all the other words, where something will take place “now” and continue to take place until some point in the future where you might be updated about something.
Here are a few examples that will help you make more sense of it:
- From here, we do not have much more to do with the old company, and we must focus on the new one.
- From here, you should find that our rules are getting a little stricter, and we will be enforcing them.
- From here, someone should be able to tell you when you’re coming in if you text this number.
In The Future
“In future” is another great way to change “moving forward.” We can use it when we want to show how certain things might change in the future, though they aren’t necessarily going to change “at present.”
While we do not mention the present, the idea is that once we have finished speaking (if we’re in a meeting), the “future” is taking place. That means the new rules or operations should be immediately changed after that point.
Here are some examples:
- In the future, I want you all to make sure you arrive five minutes before your shift starts.
- In the future, please make sure not to clock out until you have checked the time.
- In the future, please check with the rota team before booking any holiday that has not been agreed.
What Does “Moving Forward” Mean?
“Moving forward” means that rules or operations are going to change from this point on. It means that many considerations have been taking place in the past, and it has now been decided to change certain things in the present (and far into the future).
Until you are updated again, you can assume that the new rules “moving forward” will always be the rules you should follow. It’s a good way to show the people that work for you that certain things need to be addressed before any of them can continue.
It’s best to address how things might change “moving forward” in business meetings. This will ensure that everyone understands the new changes and knows how to handle them correctly.
Martin holds a Master’s degree in Finance and International Business. He has six years of experience in professional communication with clients, executives, and colleagues. Furthermore, he has teaching experience from Aarhus University. Martin has been featured as an expert in communication and teaching on Forbes and Shopify. Read more about Martin here.
I’ve come to understand that lateral and sideways can be used when moving a forward-facing object from one side to another (and eventually back again).
Is there a common word for forward and backward movement, without specifying which?
Example:
A car cannot make lateral movements, only {forwards and backwards}.
(I hope I am using lateral correctly; please point it out if not.)
tchrist♦
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asked May 19, 2015 at 10:25
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Axial would come closest. It can mean «along the axis (of an object)».
If something can only move forwards or backwards, or the direction doesn’t matter in general, then the movement is simply a movement. No attribute required.
The orientation of the object (e.g. forward-facing) doesn’t matter by the way because lateral is relative to it (or you).
answered May 19, 2015 at 13:46
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The word you’re looking for is longitudinal. (Wikipedia: Aircraft Principal Axes)
Which is defined as: (Google: define longitudinal)
- running lengthwise rather than across
For surface movement, lateral and longitudinal are perpendicular. To create 3D movement just add the vertical axis for vertical movement. This axis is also needed to describe left and right rotation, or yaw. (Wikipedia: Yaw Rotation & Road Vehicles)
Therefore your original example becomes:
A car can only move longitudinally (forward & backward) with varying amounts of yaw (turning left and right), and is incapable of moving laterally (left & right) in normal operating conditions.
answered Aug 1, 2016 at 22:58
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The terms surge, sway, and heave are used by engineers to describe displacements (often perturbations) with respect to the x, y, and z body axes. If a body is only free to move along the x axis, then it is constrained in sway and heave. You may want to place constraints on rotation as well. Typical dynamic analysis of free bodies will have a state vector for the position, velocity, and acceleration for each of the six degrees of freedom. When you start using multiple frames of reference, the variable list can get pretty obnoxious.
answered Aug 2, 2016 at 3:06
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Most folks would just use both words in such an instance: «forwards and backwards» — as they are two different directions, and not everything can do both of them.
Although, if you are telling someone to move a car stuck in the snow, you could use «rock»: (we probably got it from ‘rocking chair’) it means «move it backwards, then, forwards (repeatedly).» (And it saves you from yelling, «Put it in Drive and hit the gas… Now put it in Reverse and hit the gas…» over and over.) (US)
answered May 19, 2015 at 10:51
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Fast or quick the idea of fastness.
You can move a car laterally, but it’s called drifting. If you push on a car in neutral in the fast direction it goes faster than if you pushed it from the slow direction.
answered May 19, 2015 at 14:20
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Pronunciation:
[ mˈuːvɪŋ fˈɔːwəd], [ mˈuːvɪŋ fˈɔːwəd], [ m_ˈuː_v_ɪ_ŋ f_ˈɔː_w_ə_d]
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adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- forward.
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n.
• advance (noun)
- advance.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- proceeding,
- advancer,
- procession.
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v.
• gain (verb)
- capture,
- progress,
- enlarge,
- net,
- reach,
- annex,
- gather,
- get,
- parlay,
- fulfill,
- make,
- perfect,
- ameliorate,
- make a killing,
- accomplish,
- profit,
- pick up,
- procure,
- grow,
- land,
- improve,
- expand,
- collect,
- realize,
- bring in,
- win over,
- earn,
- increase,
- overtake,
- consummate,
- promote,
- attain,
- rack up,
- complete,
- boost,
- achieve,
- have,
- harvest,
- enlist,
- reap,
- obtain,
- secure,
- produce,
- build up,
- clear,
- succeed,
- benefit,
- augment,
- glean.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- matures,
- manoeuvre,
- improves,
- going forward,
- argues,
- grows,
- unfolds,
- move forward,
- progresses,
- advancing.
• step (verb)
- ambulate,
- dance,
- pace,
- traipse,
- ascend,
- tiptoe,
- go backward,
- move backward,
- skip,
- trip,
- hoof,
- go down,
- descend,
- troop,
- stride,
- walk,
- prance,
- tread,
- go forward,
- mince,
- go up.
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Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
- improving,
- Progressing.
How to use «Moving forward» in context?
If you are ever faced with the decision of whether or not to hold onto some past hurt, you have to ask yourself: what is the upside to doing so? How will it benefit me or those around me if I cling to that hurt, anger or sadness?
The truth is that most of the time, clinging to negatives will only lead to more pain and heartache. It’s important to remember that by moving forward, we’re not forgetting our past, we’re celebrating our past successes while looking towards our future with hope.
Moving forward can be hard, but it’s always worth it in the end.
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synonyms for move forward
synonyms for move forward
- achieve
- advance
- attain
- benefit
- boost
- build up
- collect
- earn
- expand
- get
- grow
- have
- improve
- increase
- make
- obtain
- pick up
- produce
- promote
- reach
- realize
- reap
- score
- secure
- accomplish
- ameliorate
- annex
- augment
- capture
- clear
- complete
- consummate
- enlarge
- enlist
- fulfill
- gather
- glean
- harvest
- land
- net
- overtake
- parlay
- perfect
- procure
- profit
- progress
- succeed
- bring in
- make a killing
- rack up
- win over
- dance
- go down
- skip
- stride
- tiptoe
- tread
- walk
- advance
- ambulate
- ascend
- descend
- hoof it
- mince
- pace
- prance
- traipse
- trip
- troop
- go backward
- go forward
- go up
- move backward
On this page you’ll find 115 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to move forward, such as: achieve, advance, attain, benefit, boost, and build up.
antonyms for move forward
- decline
- decrease
- demote
- depart
- destroy
- diminish
- discourage
- dissuade
- fail
- forfeit
- give in
- give up
- halt
- harm
- hinder
- hurt
- injure
- leave
- lessen
- lose
- lower
- miss
- prevent
- ruin
- spend
- stop
- surrender
- throw away
- weaken
- worsen
- yield
- free
- let go
- neglect
- plant
- release
- exhaust
- pass
- waste
Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
WORDS RELATED TO MOVE FORWARD
- accomplish
- achieve
- advance
- ameliorate
- annex
- attain
- augment
- benefit
- boost
- bring in
- build up
- capture
- clear
- collect
- complete
- consummate
- earn
- enlarge
- enlist
- expand
- fulfill
- gather
- get
- glean
- grow
- harvest
- have
- improve
- increase
- land
- make
- make a killing
- move forward
- net
- obtain
- overtake
- parlay
- perfect
- pick up
- procure
- produce
- profit
- progress
- promote
- rack up
- reach
- realize
- reap
- score
- secure
- succeed
- win over
- advance
- ambulate
- ascend
- dance
- descend
- go backward
- go down
- go forward
- go up
- hoof it
- mince
- move backward
- move forward
- pace
- prance
- skip
- stride
- tiptoe
- traipse
- tread
- trip
- troop
- walk
- advanced
- ambulated
- ascended
- danced
- descended
- hoofed
- minced
- moved backward
- moved forward
- paced
- pranced
- skipped
- strode
- tiptoed
- traipsed
- tripped
- trod
- trooped
- walked
- went backward
- went down
- went forward
- went up
Roget’s 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.