go forth
Leave and proceed
Go forth means to leave a place and venture outward, often with purpose or mission.
The phrase carries biblical or formal overtones: Go forth and multiply, The knights went forth to battle.
It suggests setting out into the world rather than simply departing.
In modern use, it's often slightly ceremonial or ironic: Now go forth and conquer that interview.
Leave a place
- leaveSanctioned time away
- set outBegin a journey
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- journeyTravel from place to place
embark · expedition · quest · voyage · odyssey · pilgrimage · trek · safari
Move forward, continue
- progressMovement toward improvement
- continueGo on without stopping
- move forwardTravel in intended direction
- press onContinue despite hardship
push ahead · headway · momentum · development · growth · evolution · breakthrough · improvement
Spread information widely
- propagateSpread or breed further
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
- circulateMove in a loop
- promulgateOfficially announce or broadcast
proliferate · transmit · diffuse · distribute · scatter · disperse · radiate · emanate
Come into being
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- appearBecome perceptible to sight
- materializeBecome physically present
- dawnDay's first glow
birth · genesis · inception · beginning · nascent · blossoming · germination · sprouting
depart
Leave a place
journey · embark · expedition · quest · voyage · odyssey · pilgrimage · trek · safari · excursion
proceed
Move forward, continue
- progressMovement toward improvement
- continueGo on without stopping
- move forwardTravel in intended direction
press on · push ahead · headway · momentum · development · growth · evolution · breakthrough · improvement · expansion
disseminate
Spread information widely
promulgate · proliferate · transmit · diffuse · distribute · scatter · disperse · radiate · emanate · extend
arise
Come into being
- surfaceOutermost boundary layer
- appearBecome perceptible to sight
- materializeBecome physically present
dawn · birth · genesis · inception · beginning · nascent · blossoming · germination · sprouting · rise
charge
Cost or accusation
- urgeStrong inner drive
- commissionPayment for services rendered
- mandateFormal authoritative directive
dispatch · command · decree · pronounce · proclaim · bless · benediction · blessing · mission · calling