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goings-on

noun as in doings

noun as in extramarital affair

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“Essentially the very public goings-on with the uncle and the way that was handled did trigger us to reconsider,” Scott said.

In his more-than-a-dozen books, he has thoughtfully mined the goings-on of the ape world for insights about the human one.

The goings-on at Deccan Chronicle demonstrate the state of the industry.

The goings-on of the Shreveport werewolf pack and Alcide (Joe Manganiello)?

Over a healthful meal of chicken and vegetables, the pair sat and gossiped about the latest goings-on.

Yes, if I were no longer worried by your tongue, and if it changed your temper and your goings-on.

If hotel servants know all about his goings-on evenings, what stories may they not tell if they choose?

The white pig, disturbed and puzzled by the unwonted goings-on above his head, had refused to go to bed.

I used to think maybe some day they'd transfer me down to Hooperstown—there's moving pictures and such goings-on down there.

What I say is, you must give information to the police, and have these goings-on stopped.

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On this page you'll find 233 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to goings-on, such as: liaison, relationship, affaire, amour, fling, and intimacy.

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

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