go to
Visit, as in
Go-to describes something or someone reliably turned to when needed: my go-to recipe for dinner parties, She's my go-to person for tech problems.
The hyphenated adjective derives from the verb phrase—you go to your go-to.
Always hyphenated when used attributively.
- visitTrip to see another
- seePerceive with eyes
- consultSeek expert guidance
- appointmentScheduled time for something
expert · specialist · professional · therapist · doctor · lawyer · counselor · advisor
seek advice
appointment · expert · specialist · professional · therapist · doctor · lawyer · counselor · advisor · coach
depend on
Need or trust
fallback · default · first choice · mainstay · reliable · standby · resource · support · anchor · backup
- asistirattend, assist, help, aid, be present
- document navigationscroll, scroll bar, page up, home key, end key
- dependencedepend, depend on, dependency, rely, need
go toleave
Sanctioned time away
come from · exit · flee · stay away from · steer clear of
go tostay away from
avoid · shun · steer clear of · keep away from · skip