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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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“What’s kind of terrifying about Steven, which I had forgotten, is you do one take and he’s like, OK, moving on.’

Documentary director Lana Wilson moves on from profiles of Taylor Swift and Brooke Shields to a handful of New York City psychics, themselves looking to bond.

The acquisition of Ford indicates the Rams could be moving on from Bobby Brown III, a pending free agent.

Please I'm begging you here in writing to have this statement anonymised so I can finally just move on from all this, I will never contact the inquiry again.

From BBC

I want him to get the answers he needs to move on in life, but I worry he’ll get answers that will only do more to harden him.

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

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