goes along

Plays along willingly

Goes along means to accompany or proceed together with someone or something: She goes along with him to the store.

More often it signals agreement or compliance, especially passive acceptance rather than enthusiastic endorsement: He goes along with whatever the boss says.

To go along to get along is to conform for the sake of harmony, even against one's better judgment.

Related

agrees · harmonizes · follows · falls in line · aligns · endorses · assists · trails · accepts · acquiesces · adheres · supports · participates · collaborates · progresses · joins in · engages · advances

Opposites
compliance vs. resistance

goes alongresists

Actively withstands force

rebels · defies · opposes · pushes back · fights back

agreement vs. disagreement

goes alongdisagrees

Holds opposing opinion

objects · dissents · refuses · vetoes · rejects

Family

goes, going, gone, along, long, longer, longest, length, lengthen

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G