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The word "going" can be used as noun, adjective, verb, proper noun and adjective.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

going, going, gone good going hard going nice going

Derived From

go

Inflected/Variant Forms

go

Context

after noun phrase with superlative

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

accomplishment achievement act death decease deed expiry human action human activity

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

aforegoing artgoing balletgoing beachgoing chapelgoing churchgoing cinemagoing clubgoing concertgoing congoing dancegoing downgoing easygoing evergoing fairgoing fargoing fastgoing filmgoing forthgoing homegoing ingoing mosque-going moviegoing museumgoing ocean-going oceangoing offgoing on-going ongoing operagoing parkgoing partygoing playgoing racegoing rivergoing roadgoing schoolgoing seagoing shoregoing spacegoing synagogue-going temple-going theatregoing thoroughgoing throughgoing upgoing zoogoing

Type Of (IsA)

accomplishment action action performed by animals change of location doling out locomotion process spatially localized situation

Related Terms

going to

Related Terms

available childbearing continue current departure gestation go going to ground pregnancy prevailing progress suitability viable

Similar Terms

active active

Synonym Network

departure passing

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