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Meaning of proceed
to move forward with a plan or action
Etymology of proceed
From Old French proceder, from Latin procedere, from pro- 'forward' and cedere 'to move'
Historically, the word has been used to describe both physical and abstract movements forward
Synonyms
continue
advance
progress
move
go
proceed
carry
pursue
follow
push
drive
promote
further
facilitate
enable
permit
allow
authorize
initiate
start
commence
begin
inaugurate
launch
undertake
embark
venture
endeavor
strive
struggle
persevere
persist
press
forge
make
head
lead
guide
direct
conduct
manage
administer
oversee
supervise
regulate
control
govern
rule
command
dictate
ordain
decree
enact
legislate
pass
resolve
determine
decide
settle
fix
establish
found
institute
organize
systematize
methodize
formalize
legitimize
sanction
approve
confirm
ratify
validate
verify
authenticate
certify
license
empower
delegate
depute
commission
appoint
nominate
elect
choose
select
pick
designate
assign
allocate
allot
portion
distribute
dispense
disburse
expend
spend
pay
disburse
expend
bestow
grant
confer
award
present
give
donate
contribute
provide
supply
furnish
equip
arm
fortify
strengthen
reinforce
augment
enhance
amplify
enlarge
expand
extend
prolong
lengthen
broaden
widen
increase
multiply
grow
develop
evolve
flourish
thrive
prosper
succeed
advance
rise
ascend
climb
mount
scale
escalate
intensify
heighten
deepen
quicken
hasten
accelerate
speed
expedite
facilitate
ease
simplify
streamline
systemize
Definitions
- To start or continue doing something
- * To move forward, especially in a deliberate way
- * To conduct or carry out a formal procedure
Usage Examples
- The company will proceed with the new project next quarter
- * We proceed with caution when dealing with sensitive information
- * The judge will proceed with the trial after the jury is selected
Antonyms
stop
halt
cease
discontinue
terminate
end
finish
abandon
quit
surrender
relinquish
renounce
desert
forsake
withdraw
retract
repeal
revoke
cancel
annul
nullify
void
invalidate
rescind
reverse
turn
divert
deflect
avert
avoid
evade
elude
shun
eschew
refuse
decline
reject
deny
negate
contradict
oppose
resist
withstand
obstruct
hinder
impede
block
bar
prevent
prohibit
forbid
ban
suspend
postpone
delay
protract
prolong
defer
put
lay
set
place
stay
remain
rest
pause
interrupt
break
sever
disconnect
detach