Definitions

go out with

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court v.
date v.
go together/go with v.
see v.

VERB

court

Synonyms

STRONGEST

attract charm cultivate entice invite please praise propose pursue seek solicit sue woo

STRONG

allure beseech bid bootlick captivate chase date entreat flatter follow gallant grovel importune serenade spark spoon sweetheart

WEAK

ask in marriage curry favor go steady go together go with keep company with make love to make overture make time with pander to pay addresses to pay court to pop the question run after seek the hand of set one's cap take out

Antonyms

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condemn deny displease ignore neglect refuse reject repel repulse turn off

STRONG

offend

WEAK

disregard

VERB

date

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see

STRONG

attend court escort woo

WEAK

associate with consort with deuce it fix up go around together go around with go steady go together keep company make a date step around take out

Antonyms

STRONG

disregard ignore neglect

VERB

go together/go with

Synonyms

WEAK

attend be with court date escort go steady with keep company with

Antonyms

WEAK

disagree go solo mismatch

VERB

see

Synonyms

STRONGEST

call conduct encounter lead meet receive show visit walk

STRONG

attend date direct escort pilot route shepherd steer usher

WEAK

associate with bear company come by come over consort with drop by drop in go with keep company with look up pop in run into speak to stop by stop in take out

Antonyms

STRONGEST

avoid cancel conceal

STRONG

neglect

WEAK

be blind ignore overlook turn loose

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go out with

When CEO Tim Cook speaks at its Worldwide Developers Conference later today, it will likely be his last major public act as CEO, and he would sure like to go out with a bang.

From Barron's ● Jun. 8, 2026

Read Books was set to close last weekend, and the Kaplans wanted to go out with a bang.

From Los Angeles Times ● May 21, 2026

Manias often peak on good news, though, and they generally go out with a bang, not a whimper.

From The Wall Street Journal ● May 8, 2026

"But you can't get this experience on the internet, so if people want to go out with their families, theme parks are always here."

From BBC ● Apr. 5, 2026

“Better to go out with a flourish than a whine, don’t you think?”

From "Lyddie" by Katherine Paterson

go out with

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