Antonyms for Going
ˈgoʊ ɪŋgo·ing

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1. departure, going, going away, leavingnoun

   the act of departing

   Antonyms:
   inactive

   Synonyms:
   going away, passing, exit, release, departure, going, sledding, expiration, loss, deviation, leaving, divergence, difference

2. passing, loss, departure, exit, expiration, going, releasenoun

   euphemistic expressions for death

   "thousands mourned his passing"

   Antonyms:
   inactive

   Synonyms:
   sledding, firing, overtaking, liberation, passage, dismissal, expiry, divergence, release, freeing, spill, difference, sacking, personnel casualty, vent, passing game, breathing out, sack, tone ending, deviation, passing play, acquittance, red, departure, press release, outlet, expiration, waiver, button, exhalation, handout, pass, exit, leaving, qualifying, loss, dismission, way out, going, discharge, red ink, issue, going away, spillage, deprivation, termination, passing

3. going, sleddingadjective

   advancing toward a goal

   "persuading him was easy going"; "the proposal faces tough sledding"

   Antonyms:
   inactive

   Synonyms:
   passing, exit, release, sledding, going, expiration, loss, going away, departure, leaving

4. going(a)adjective

   in full operation

   "a going concern"

   Antonyms:
   inactive

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1. goingnoun

   Synonyms:
   traveling, departure, exit, egress, exodus

How to use Going in a sentence?

1. Sergio Gonzales:

   We know that that is a huge issue in the Northern Triangle, a lot of this violence and gang violence is what is causing people to leave and really destabilizing to the region. So I think her prior work on that is also going to be really important for her going forward.

2. David Leopold:

   It could keep parents away from their children if they think it is going to land them in a lock-up somewhere.

3. Phil Flynn:

   The overall economic feelings (in the U.S.) are pretty good and that should see improved demand going forward.

4. Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan:

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5. Steve King:

   Here's what FEMA tells me. Hurricane Katrina disaster victims go to a place like New Orleans, and everybody's looking around saying,' Who's going to help me ? Who's going to help me ?' hurricane Katrina disaster victims go to a place like Iowa, and Hurricane Katrina disaster victims go, Hurricane Katrina disaster victims go see, knock on the door at, say, I'll make up a name, John's place, and say,' John, you got water in your basement, Hurricane Katrina disaster victims can write you a check, Hurricane Katrina disaster victims can help you.' And John will say,' Well, wait a minute, let me get my boots. It's Joe that needs help. Let's go down to his place and help him,'.

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