to move forward irregardless

Examples

• All

• Despite the setbacks, the team moved forward irregardless of the criticism.

• The company will move forward irregardless of the economic downturn.

• Despite the objections, they chose to move forward irregardless of the consequences.

• She decided to move forward irregardless of what others thought.

• Despite the objections, they chose to move forward irregardless of the consequences.

• The company will move forward irregardless of the economic downturn.

• We will move forward irregardless of the challenges ahead.

Synonyms

G

to go forward

vsto move forward irregardless

211 1.0

To move ahead in place, in time, or in progress

is more forceful and commonly uses a nonstandard emphatic form

K

to keep it moving

vsto move forward irregardless

• Informal

161 4.4

Move forward without stopping or slowing down

is more forceful and often expressed with a nonstandard word

M

to move along

vsto move forward irregardless

81 3.0

Go forward or leave a place when someone tells you to

is more about stubborn continuation and uses emphatic nonstandard speech

M

to move ahead

vsto move forward irregardless

61 2.7

To start or continue something so it gets closer to a goal

is stronger in force and often framed with a nonstandard emphasis

P

to push through

vsto move forward irregardless

39 3.6

To keep going despite problems until you finish

is more emphatic and often expressed using a nonstandard form

M

to move beyond

vsto move forward irregardless

29 4.3

To go past a problem and start something better

focuses more on leaving an issue behind than on forceful continuation

P

to push forward

vsto move forward irregardless

19 3.1

To keep making progress despite problems

is more forceful in expression and often uses a nonstandard word

M

to march forward

vsto move forward irregardless

3 3.7

To move forward steadily despite problems

is louder in force and frequently marked by nonstandard emphasis

P

to plow ahead

vsto move forward irregardless

• US

3 4.7

Continue doing something even when there are problems

is even more forceful in tone and often uses a nonstandard emphasis

M

to make head against the current

vsto move forward irregardless

• UK

9.1

To move forward despite strong opposition or many difficulties

is similar but carries stronger, more emphatic spoken force

M

to make one's way

vsto move forward irregardless

3.4

To move forward through a place despite problems

is more insistently phrased and sometimes uses nonstandard emphasis

Antonyms

G

to give up

∞ 1.2

To stop trying to do something or accept defeat

H

halt

109 2.3

A stop in movement or activity

How Determined

to charge

128 3.6

to press on

26 3.9

to push forward

19 3.1

to move forward irregardless

• Informal

9.8

to move ahead

61 2.7

to proceed

763 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology