Thesaurus / goings-on
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synonyms for goings-on
- interest
- issue
- problem
- affair
- assignment
- beeswax
- duty
- function
- happening
- lookout
- matter
- palaver
- point
- question
- responsibility
- subject
- task
- topic
- carrying-on
- hanky-panky
- chapter
- event
- experience
- incident
- installment
- matter
- thing
- affair
- business
- circumstance
- doings
- happening
- interlude
- occasion
- occurrence
- part
- passage
- section
- what's going down
- aftereffect
- contingency
- probability
- aftermath
- case
- chance
- consequence
- effect
- event
- happening
- issue
- likelihood
- outcome
- possibility
- result
- sequel
- toss-up
- upshot
- any case
- affair
- business
- circumstance
- event
- incident
- job
- proceeding
- question
- situation
- subject
- thing
- topic
- transaction
- bag
- episode
- lookout
- nub
- occurrence
- undertaking
- shooting match
- affair
- celebration
- circumstance
- episode
- experience
- incident
- milestone
- moment
- scene
- thing
- time
- go
- happening
- instant
- milepost
- occurrence
- while
- course of action
- action
- exercise
- experiment
- incident
- measure
- operation
- procedure
- process
- transaction
- act
- adventure
- casualty
- circumstance
- deed
- happening
- maneuver
- move
- movement
- occurrence
- performance
- step
- undertaking
- venture
- action
- activity
- affair
- agreement
- bond
- business
- buying
- contract
- deal
- enterprise
- matter
- negotiation
- purchase
- sale
- selling
- act
- bargain
- compact
- convention
- coup
- covenant
- deed
- disposal
- doings
- event
- execution
- happening
- intercourse
- occurrence
- pact
- performance
- play
- proceeding
- purchasing
- step
On this page you'll find 233 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to goings-on, such as: liaison, relationship, affaire, amour, fling, and intimacy.
- disagreement
- idleness
- inactivity
- indolence
- inertia
- misunderstanding
- unemployment
- failure
- denial
- refusal
- rejection
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How to use goings-on in a sentence
Yes, if I were no longer worried by your tongue, and if it changed your temper and your goings-on.
AMPHITRYONMOLIEREIf hotel servants know all about his goings-on evenings, what stories may they not tell if they choose?
ALL HE KNEWJOHN HABBERTONThe white pig, disturbed and puzzled by the unwonted goings-on above his head, had refused to go to bed.
THE BACKWOODSMENCHARLES G. D. ROBERTSI used to think maybe some day they'd transfer me down to Hooperstown—there's moving pictures and such goings-on down there.
SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATEEARL DERR BIGGERSWhat I say is, you must give information to the police, and have these goings-on stopped.
GRIFB. L. (BENJAMIN LEOPOLD) FARJEONWhat are an old woman's eyes for if not to watch the goings-on of the young ones?
CARETTE OF SARKJOHN OXENHAMA girl and a boy lay in a cubby-hole in the north side of the cliff overlooking Port Gorey, and watched the goings-on down below.
A MAID OF THE SILVER SEAJOHN OXENHAMSince the guns, the drama out there had unfolded itself in silence, and silence was unnatural when such goings-on were toward.
CARETTE OF SARKJOHN OXENHAMHe could hardly consider that these goings-on in Kravonia came within the purview of a serious study of his subject.
SOPHY OF KRAVONIAANTHONY HOPESuch goings-on are seen on the stage in South Shields in melodrama, and they are the goings-on of the villain.
SIMON THE JESTERWILLIAM J. LOCKEWORDS RELATED TO GOINGS-ON
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.