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go steady

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 out with 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
STRONGEST
condemn deny displease ignore neglect refuse reject repel repulse turn off
STRONG
offend
WEAK
disregard
VERB
date
Synonyms
STRONGEST
see
STRONG
attend court escort woo
WEAK
associate with consort with deuce it fix up go around together go around with go out with go together keep company make a date step around take out
Antonyms
STRONG
disregard ignore neglect
VERB
woo
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cultivate pursue solicit
STRONG
address beg caress charm chase court date entreat importune propose rush spark spoon
WEAK
aim for bill and coo butter up curry favor keep company make advances make love press one's suit with run after seek in marriage seek the hand of set one's cap for
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ignore
STRONG
disregard repulse

Example Sentences

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"I knew I had to go steady and think smart for a change, because I didn't do that in London last year."

From BBC • Oct. 30, 2016

“I didn’t want to go steady forever,” she said.

From New York Times • Aug. 8, 2015

She was too young to go steady, she told him.

From The New Yorker • May 25, 2015

The proper course of courtship was to go steady, become pinned, then engaged.

From Seattle Times • May 4, 2010

I mean, sure, we had fusses—everybody does, all the kids that go steady.

From "In Cold Blood" by Truman Capote