go along with
Accept the plan
To go along with something is to agree or comply, often without strong conviction: I'll go along with whatever you decide.
It can suggest passive acceptance rather than enthusiasm—you're not objecting, but you're not leading either.
To go along with a person is to accompany them or support their position: She went along with him to the meeting.
Behave as expected
- yieldProduce or relinquish
- acquiesceSubmit without protest
- deferDelay or submit
- submitPresent for consideration
follow · obey · adhere · consent · assent · capitulate · accommodate · cooperate
conform
Behave as expected
submit · follow · obey · adhere · consent · assent · capitulate · accommodate · cooperate · bend
companion
One who keeps company
- escortOne who accompanies another
- partnerOne who shares activity
- sidekickSubordinate adventure partner
chaperone · join · follow · attend · guide · entourage · convoy · fellow traveler · usher · aide
concur
Agree with another
approve · back · embrace · second · affirm · validate · echo · sympathize · harmonize · champion
- Giving Ingive in, back down, cave in, throw in the towel, wave the white flag
go along withabandon
Leave behind permanently
desert · forsake · leave behind · leave · go against
with, gone, along, going, alongside, get going, as long as, get along, so long as