Synonyms for going
ˈgoʊ ɪŋgo·ing

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1. departure, going, going away, leavingnoun

   the act of departing

   Synonyms:
   going away, passing, exit, release, departure, sledding, expiration, loss, deviation, leaving, divergence, difference

   Antonyms:
   inactive

2. passing, loss, departure, exit, expiration, going, releasenoun

   euphemistic expressions for death

   "thousands mourned his passing"

   Synonyms:
   sledding, firing, overtaking, liberation, passage, dismissal, expiry, divergence, release, freeing, spill, difference, sacking, personnel casualty, vent, passing game, breathing out, sack, tone ending, deviation, passing play, acquittance, red, departure, press release, outlet, expiration, waiver, button, exhalation, handout, pass, exit, leaving, qualifying, loss, dismission, way out, discharge, red ink, issue, going away, spillage, deprivation, termination, passing

   Antonyms:
   inactive

3. going, sleddingadjective

   advancing toward a goal

   "persuading him was easy going"; "the proposal faces tough sledding"

   Synonyms:
   passing, exit, release, sledding, expiration, loss, going away, departure, leaving

   Antonyms:
   inactive

4. going(a)adjective

   in full operation

   "a going concern"

   Antonyms:
   inactive

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1. goingnoun

   Synonyms:
   traveling, departure, exit, egress, exodus

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1. List of paraphrases for "going":

   gonna, 'il, go, leaving

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1. Crispin Blunt:

   My office's calculation based on an in-service date of 2028 and a missile extension until 2060... the total cost is 167 billion pounds, the successor Trident program is going to consume more than double the proportion of the defense budget of its predecessor... The price required, both from the UK taxpayer and our conventional forces, is now too high to be rational or sensible.

2. President Biden:

   Well, it all depends on whether or not we’re able to make the case to the American people that some of this is being set up to try to alter the outcome of the election, i’m not saying it’s going to be legit, as the increase in the prospect of being illegitimate is a direct proportion to us not being able to get these reforms passed.

3. Antony Blinken:

   It's hard to see making actual progress, as opposed to talking, in an atmosphere of escalation with a gun to Ukraine's head. So, if we're actually going to make progress, we're going to have to see de-escalation, Russia pulling back from the threat that it currently poses to Ukraine.

4. Ray Attrill:

   This seems to be the first step on the road in what is going to be a long drawn out process, if there appears to be a genuine intent on both sides to use this summit as a platform for a serious negotiation of a peace treaty, I guess that's what success would look like today.

5. Robert Moffit:

   The media has an unfortunate tendency to focus on the hospital insurance fund without considering the bigger picture, saying that Medicare is going bankrupt is not a rational description of what is happening.