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went on

verb as in continue

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Except when some particular case required attention, he never went on-trying to teach with his soul weary.

Again and again Willy would have stopped and turned back; but he went on-he dared not to leave his brother's side.

She went on-still in Latin verse—to tell me that her mother must come in or else the authorities might think I was abusing her.

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On this page you'll find 101 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to go on, such as: conduct, endure, go ahead, happen, hold on, and last.

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