to go with

Examples

• All

• Go with the flow.

  The Beekeeper (2024)

• And so the best choice for me was to go with a psychologist.

• And at that point, you just go with it, right?

• But we're just going to go with it anyway, OK?

• Do you want me to go with you?

  Brian and Charles (2022)

• All right, general, I'll go with you on one condition.

  Armageddon (1998)

• The second task that goes with the job is to be there in a crisis.

  Academic text (1993)

• She loves going with her father.

  Violent Night (2022)

• They're gonna have to go with their backup QB.

  80 for Brady (2023)

• I think it would be nice to go with you to the concert this weekend.

Synonyms

G

to go

vsto go with

∞ 1.8

To fit with a particular thing or place

focuses on occurring or being present together rather than fitting

A

to attach to

vsto go with

169 2.7

To be connected with a person, thing, or event

describes association in specific cases rather than general togetherness

C

to come with

vsto go with

164 1.3

A thing included with a product as a usual extra, for example a charger with a phone

can show being together but often means included

A

to accompany

vsto go with

145 3.8

To be present at the same time as something else

is broader, including mere association not only co presence

C

to co-occur

vsto go with

6.3

To happen at the same time as something else

is about being present or associated rather than only exact simultaneity

C

to cooccur with

vsto go with

6.3

Happen or appear at the same time as another thing, often about words in text

is used more generally for presence or association beyond timing

Antonyms

D

to detach

16 4.0

To come apart from something it is connected to

D

to disassociate

16 7.0

To end a connection with a person, group, or idea

How Close

to accompany

219 3.5

to go with

171 2.2

to coexist

49 4.2

to co-occur

6.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology