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View definitions for move on

move on

verb as in get along

verb as in go ahead

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Example Sentences

Rather than arresting her attacker, Israeli soldiers, who’d accompanied settlers to the site, just told him to move on.

From BBC

But a growing number of cable TV viewers have been cancelling their subscriptions and moving on to streaming platforms.

From BBC

As the storm moved on, it crossed open water and hit land again on the main island of Luzon.

Capitol — elected to move on, refusing to convict their party’s leader for trying to upend the constitutional order.

From Salon

We will f— up sometimes, and then we move on.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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