moved along
Continued on forward
Moved along is the past tense of move along, meaning to continue forward or proceed onward.
A crowd moved along after the parade passed.
Police tell loiterers to move along—to leave and go elsewhere.
Time moved along suggests steady passage.
To say someone has moved along can mean they've left a place, relationship, or phase of life behind.
- traveledWent on a journey
- continuedWent on without stopping
- kept goingMaintained forward motion
- carried onContinued doing something
- journeyedTraveled a distance
got going · shifted · progress · advanced · made progress · transitioned · passed · elapsed · transferred · persisted · mediated · flowed · proceeded · went ahead · pushed forward · displacement · reconciled · propelled
moved alongstopped
Brought to a halt
halted · stayed put · stood still · came to a halt · froze
moved alongstayed
Continued being present
remained · lingered · stuck around · hung around · settled in
moved alongslowed down
Reduced velocity
stagnated · stalled · dragged · bogged down · dawdled
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