Definitions

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[goh-too] / ˈgoʊˌtu /

VERB

attend

Synonyms

STRONGEST

show up visit

STRONG

appear catch frequent haunt show

WEAK

be a guest be at be present be there bob up check in clock in come to light drop in make an appearance make it make the scene pop up punch in punch the clock ring in sit in on time in turn up

Antonyms

STRONG

hide

WEAK

be absent be lazy disregard ignore neglect

VERB

frequent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

affect attend haunt overrun patronize

STRONG

hit infest play resort revisit

WEAK

attend regularly be at home in be found at be often in drop in hang about hang around hang out at visit often

Antonyms

STRONGEST

ignore

VERB

join

Synonyms

STRONGEST

cooperate enlist enter follow side with

STRONG

align consort enroll

WEAK

associate with be in come aboard fall in with mingle with pair with plug into sign on sign up take part in take up with team up with throw in with tie up with

Antonyms

STRONGEST

avoid shun stop

WEAK

disjoin divide leave resign separate withdraw

VERB

reach

Synonyms

STRONGEST

approach attain contact end go join lead make pass stand strike

STRONG

buck encompass equal grasp hand lunge overtake seize shoot span spread strain

WEAK

carry to come at come up to continue to extend to feel for get a hold of get hold of get to go as far as go on hold out make contact with pass along put out roll on shake hands

Antonyms

STRONGEST

deny fail fall behind leave lose miss refuse stop surrender veto

STRONG

compress concentrate let go release

WEAK

depart

VERB

resort

Synonyms

STRONG

address affect apply devote direct employ exercise frequent go haunt recur repair run try turn use utilize visit

WEAK

avail oneself of benefit by bring into play fall back on head for look to make use of put to use recur to refer to take up turn to

Antonyms

STRONG

abstain break halt ignore misuse shun stay stop

WEAK

avoid dodge

Example Sentences

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“He didn’t care if I went back to school. I was the first one in my family to go to college anyway. I must have been 18.”

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 9, 2026

“To really wake up the public — the General Assembly and Capitol Square crowd — we had to go to the direct democracy route with a constitutional amendment,” Owens said.

From Salon • Jul. 9, 2026

After marrying my mom, he worked three jobs, including driving a taxi on the midnight shift, so that his sons could be the first in our family to go to college.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jul. 9, 2026

So I can go directly to the market, and it’s not like I have handcuffs on me where I can only go to three places to get a TV show made.

From Los Angeles Times • Jul. 9, 2026

“I’m sure you’re right, but my dad is making us go to Candace’s art gallery tomorrow. She’s unveiling some new artist.”

From "Split the Sky" by Marie Arnold

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