gone along with

Agreed to participate

Gone along with is the past participle of go along with, meaning to agree or cooperate with something, often without strong conviction: I've gone along with worse ideas.

It can suggest passive acceptance rather than enthusiastic endorsement: She had gone along with the plan just to keep the peace.

Related

caved in · concurrence · acceptance · obedience · yielding · fell in line · tolerance · approval · footsteps · cooperation · accord · conformity · adherence · friend · teamwork · partnership · resignation · buddy

Opposites
compliance vs. resistance

gone along withresisted

Refused to yield

opposed · defied · stood up to · refused · rejected

agreement vs. disagreement

gone along withdisputed

Argued over, unresolved

contradicted · quarreled with · controverted · countered · demurred

conformity vs. independence

gone along withgone against

Acted contrary to

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gone, going, along, with

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