went along with
Accepted the plan
Went along with is the past tense of go along with, meaning to agree or comply with something, often without strong conviction or despite reservations.
I went along with their plan even though I had doubts.
It can also mean to accompany someone or something: A pay raise went along with the promotion.
The phrase often implies passive acceptance rather than enthusiastic endorsement.
- humoredYielded to whims
- accompaniedWent along with someone
- consentedGave approval willingly
- said yesExpressed agreement aloud
- acquiescedAgreed without protest
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