moving along
Continuing on course
Moving along describes progress or transition from one point, stage, or topic to another.
Let's move along to the next item on the agenda.
When someone tells you to move along, they're asking you to leave or stop lingering—often said by police dispersing a crowd.
Things are moving along nicely means proceeding satisfactorily.
The phrase can also signal ending a conversation: Well, I should be moving along.
- advancingMoving in forward direction
- progressingMoving toward completion
- developingBecoming more advanced
- proceedingAct of going forward
- gaining groundMaking steady headway
making progress · continuing · momentum · picking up steam · unfold · drift · crawl · flow · glide · mobilizing · propelling · roll · pushing forward · onward and upward · sprint · walking · keeping pace · accelerating
- movementwalk, go, run, jump, step
- progressprogress, in progress, promotion, raise, making progress
- in progressunderway, pending, ongoing, active, unfinished
- momentumbuilding momentum, gain traction, gaining traction, gaining steam, gather steam
moving alongstalled
Stopped unexpectedly
stuck · at a standstill · stagnating · stationary · going nowhere
moving alongstopped
Brought to a halt
halted · ceased · paused · discontinued · terminated
moving alongbogged down
Hindered, unable to advance
held up · stuck in the mud · hitting a wall · blocked · obstructed
move, moving, along, movers, movement, movements, movable, immovable, unmoved