Go
Pronunciation of Go
/ɡˈə͡ʊ/, /ɡˈəʊ/, /ɡ_ˈəʊ/
Antonyms for go:
idleness, remain, halt, no-go, fail, give up, enter, be born, stay in place, laziness, stop, arrive, come.
Synonyms for go:
Sense 2
wend, steam, forge ahead, push forward, attempt, mania, jostle, effort, prove, lust, zip, rhapsody, zigzag, misfire, get off, kick over, prosper, click, venture, cycle, endeavor, peppiness, get-up-and-go, tootle, outsell, sortie, sled, stick to, commute, explore, backfire, run off, animation, inning, false start, cave, last out, inspiration, traipse, buckle, grope.
Sense 3
utter, chase, ready, pep, smell, gamble, zest, sputter, represent, come over, rev, walk-on, retrace, grind, assay, nose, sell out, burn up, play out, flourish, negotiate, potency, tap out, keep to, thrive.
Sense 4
stab, clear out, motor, look, resort, fare, warming, sell, performance, energy, pour, stint, ping, feel, boom, grab, power, cascade, might, engagement, fire, mode, shove, HIT, shuttle.
Sense 5
knock, render, force, idle, essay, pickup, truck, eat up, flood, appear, tilt, trial, succumb, cruise, log, retire, succeed, pump, remove.
Sense 6
warm up, struggle, pulse, progress, retail, taste, bid, ride, put, puff, together.
Sense 7
stream, strength, ripple, span, shoulder, assault, scrape, measure.
Sense 8
sense, consume, refer, wheel, push, lay.
Sense 9
miss, accept, filter, talk, blow, apply.
Sense 10
Sense 11
Sense 14
press.
Sense 15
roll.
Sense 18
pitch.
Sense 19
burn.
Sense 20
DO.
agree
jibe.
change
wend.
cohere
come off
take place.
depart
start out, take leave, go forth, slip away, set forth, get off, move on, go away.
disappear
dematerialize, die out.
endure
escape
exit
fall into place
get along
move off.
get out
buzz off, run away.
keep going
leave
move
pass
glide by, go past.
run
go around.
sail
cruise.
shove off
shove off.
speak
succeed
suit
support
take
take.
tend
make for.
travel
use up
work out
Sense 1 (noun)
Sense 2 (noun)
progress.
Sense 4 (noun)
Sense 7 (noun)
come over, look, appear, feel.
Sense 8 (noun)
struggle, chase, attempt, effort, trial run, try, push.
Sense 9 (noun)
Sense 10 (noun)
succumb.
Sense 11 (noun)
Sense 13 (noun)
grind, cycle, flood, engagement, burn up, idle, gamble, fire, backfire.
Sense 14 (noun)
Sense 16 (noun)
wend, fare, remove, island hop, explore, DO, roam, push on, bum around.
Sense 18 (noun)
get off, shove off, blow, retire.
Sense 19 (noun)
tap out, apply, resort, utter, refer, pitch.
Sense 20 (noun)
press, forge ahead, change, walk-on.
Sense 23 (noun)
last out, clock in at, go back, span.
Sense 24 (noun)
go for, outsell, sell, retail, sell out.
Sense 25 (noun)
Sense 26 (noun)
Sense 27 (noun)
vitality, inspiration, team spirit, kick in, fervor, zest, verve, kick off, enthusiasm.
Sense 28 (noun)
boom, flourish, play out, go off, prosper.
Sense 29 (noun)
click, come off, pan out, go over, succeed.
Sense 30 (noun)
Sense 31 (noun)
Sense 32 (noun)
bid.
circumstance (noun)
time.
energy (noun)
get-up-and-go, initiative, peppiness, juice, sprightliness.
oomph (noun)
opening (noun)
spell (noun)
spell.
spirit, vitality (noun)
verve, starch, pep, zest, energy, oomph, potency, snap, push, drive, animation, moxie, hardihood, vigor, life, get-up-and-go, force.
time (noun)
spell, tour, turn.
try, attempt (noun)
whack, essay, shot, pop, turn, stab, effort, bid, whirl, fling.
agree, harmonize (verb)
set, conform, jibe, dovetail, mesh, match, blend, belong, suit, correspond.
change (verb)
disappear (verb)
sink, evanesce, fly, fade, melt, hide, dissolve, disappear, vanish, evaporate.
elapse (verb)
leave (verb)
motion (verb)
move (verb)
stir, pass, shift, transit, relocate, run, move, course, actuate, transfer, proceed, budge, flow.
social (verb)
span, stretch (verb)
Usage examples for go:
- Will you go in, sir? - "Max Carrados", Ernest Bramah.
- He told us to go to the breas'works and work. - "Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves, North Carolina Narratives, Part 2", Work Projects Administration.
- Go and hear him? - "The Parson O' Dumford", George Manville Fenn.