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in progress

ADJECTIVE
begun
Synonyms
STRONG
going happening initiated proceeding working
WEAK
in motion in process operational operative under way
Antonyms
WEAK
latent prospective
ADJECTIVE
current
Synonyms
STRONGEST
modern ongoing present prevailing
STRONG
fad general in instant mod now ruling swinging
WEAK
accepted accustomed afoot circulating common knowledge customary cutting-edge doing existent extant fashionable going around hot in circulation in the mainstream in the news in use in vogue leading-edge on the front burner popular present-day prevalent rampant regnant rife state-of-the-art topical trendy up-to-date widespread
Antonyms
WEAK
antiquated old old-fashioned past uncommon uncontemporary
ADJECTIVE
ongoing
Synonyms
STRONGEST
continuing current growing open-ended successful
WEAK
advancing developing evolving extant heading in process marching progressing unfinished unfolding
Antonyms
WEAK
incontinuous infrequent intermittent stopping
ADJECTIVE
underway
Synonyms
STRONGEST
afoot ongoing
WEAK
advancing begun commenced initiated moving started undertaken
Antonyms
WEAK
halted stopped

Example Sentences

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He admits one of the reasons he is doing it is to comply with a law change that's in progress.

From BBC • Apr. 19, 2026

Guillén, who started hosting “Killer Stories” in January, said coming up with the right mix of visuals is still a work in progress.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 17, 2026

In addition, the resolution speaks of continuing “efforts already in progress to align instructional resources to the collective Farmworkers movement, rather than the history of one individual.”

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 23, 2026

“We got stuff in progress for that, man. hat wasn’t good to watch,” a second voice said.

From Salon • Mar. 23, 2026

The boys sprinted onto the field to join warm-ups, which were already in progress.

From "Outcasts United: An American Town, a Refugee Team, and One Woman's Quest to Make a Difference" by Warren St. John