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What is another word for a move on?

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To leave or depart a place

To advance or progress (forward)

To overcome a negative or unpleasant feeling or experience

To cancel (an event) due to excessive rain

(of time) To pass or elapse, especially slowly or ponderously

To break up or leave a military camp

To discharge from a job or position

To leave a place or location, typically as a request or demand

To be very close to, physically or figuratively

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To leave or depart a place

“Are you ready to move on and leave this place behind you?”

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To advance or progress (forward)

become more successful

modernize^US

modernise^UK

move forward in leaps and bounds

optimize^US

optimise^UK

take it to the next level

batten

pull ahead

change for the better

civilize^US

civilise^UK

envigorate^UK

take a turn for the better

invigorate^US

take to the next level

add value to

embellish

pick up speed

make up for lost time

be on top of the heap

be take on a new lease of life

turn the corner

be on the road to recovery

be given on a new lease of life

increase one's intensity

rise to the next level

give a higher position to

kick upstairs

give promotion to

improve the position of

improve the status of

give a higher rank to

place in a higher rank

find a place in the sun

do all right for oneself

move up in the world

set the Thames on fire

rise in the world

advance oneself

achieve a great deal

make a name for oneself

climb the ladder of success

set the world on fire

make one's way in the world

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“Move on forward until you see a sniper on the cliff.”

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To overcome a negative or unpleasant feeling or experience

overcome

consign something to the past

get over it

pay no heed to something

put down to experience

forget about it

move past it

push on

regard as water under the bridge

put something behind one

push ahead

go forward

“I feel pain. I don't want to. But I have to, if I want to move on.”

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To cancel (an event) due to excessive rain

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(of time) To pass or elapse, especially slowly or ponderously

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To break up or leave a military camp

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To discharge from a job or position

ax^US

axe^UK

give someone the boot

kick out

turn off

show the door

give someone the sack

give someone their marching orders

throw out

give someone the push

get rid of

give someone the bullet

give someone their cards

depose

displace

give notice to

give someone their notice

give the old heave-ho

give someone the pink slip

give someone the big E

force to give up work

throw out on your ear

give the bum's rush

take down

see the back of

give someone his or her walking papers

step into the shoes of

knock out of position

change the position of

reorganize^US

bring about the downfall of

reorganise^UK

throw someone out on their ear

give someone their P45

step into someone's boots

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To leave a place or location, typically as a request or demand

go and jump in the lake

take a long walk on a short pier

go and chase yourself

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To be very close to, physically or figuratively

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