Words and phrases that have a meaning related to progress: (339 results)
Antonyms:
fall back, recede, regress, retire, retrograde, retrogress
Often used in the same context:
strides, headway, progression, improvement, successes, inroads, achievement, success, advances, contribution, advancement, breakthrough, efforts, recovery, commitment, accomplishments, milestones, turnaround, gains, developments, preparations, setbacks, determination, changes, difference, backsliding, results, maturation, quantum leap, growth, discoveries, step, outcome, transformation, reengagement, completion, attainment, moves, impact, implementation, overtures, benchmarks, regress, start, evolution, deterioration, resumption, adjustments, promise, democratization, work, mistakes, reconciliation, pace, refinements, transition, readiness, cooperation, renascence, apace, reappearance, reforms, obstacles, recommitment, sacrifices, pledges, rapprochement, momentum, decisions, constructiveness, impatience, announcements, strengthening, compromises, modifications, turnround, stability, resilience, regression, patchiness, uptake, participation, prospects, signs, effectiveness, stabilization, recommencement, comeback, arrests, hiccoughs, resolve, consistency, receptiveness, process, shortcomings, payments, intransigence, disbursements, rapidness, successfulness, upturn, priority, advancements, development, advance, retrogression, decline, upbuilding, achievements, renovation, amelioration, betterment, flourishing, pioneering, turmoil, upheaval, manuscript, benchmark, biweekly, case, interim, overview, payment, biannual, bimonthly, chart, epilepsy, inventory, monthly, quarterly, report, review, sample, summary, summative, synoptic
More specific:
approach, career, clear sailing, close in, come near, come on, creep up, draw in, draw near, easy going, edge, elapse, encroach, forge, forwarding, furtherance, glide by, go along, go by, go up, head, impinge, inch, infringe, lapse, leapfrog, life history, march, near, overhaul, overtake, pass, plain sailing, plough on, press on, promotion, push, push on, rachet up, ratchet, ratchet down, slide by, slip away, slip by, sneak up, stride, string, string along
Appears in the definition of:
., advance, advancement, afootp, agonizingly, arrest, arrive, backwater, balk, barrier, baulk, betterment, block, blockade, boost, bunyan, check, clear sailing, climb, climb up, come, cramp, dawdle, deadlock, dead end, deterrent, develop, directional, drag, easy going, embarrass, encourage, expedite, extreme right-winger, facilitation, facilitator, fall back, fall behind, field, field of operations, flow, flux, freeze, further, furtherance, get, go, go up, halt, halter, hamper, handicap, hasten, higher national diploma, hinder, hindrance, hnd, hobble, holding pattern, impasse, impeded, impediment, impedimenta, improvement, insolent, intervention, inventory, in a circle, in circles, john bunyan, ladder, lag, leapfrog, liberal, liberalism, liberality, liberalness, luddite, measure, mount, move, nationaol science foundation, nsf, obstruct, obstructer, obstruction, obstructor, on-linea, pace, plain sailing, plot, progressive, progressivism, promote, promotion, rate, reactionary, ready, regressive, roadblock, run, scorekeeper, scorer, self-defeating, set back, short-circuit, slipping, slithering, stalemate, standstill, step, sticking point, strangle, stride, stymie, stymy, supreme, technological, term paper, theater, theater of operations, theatre, theatre of operations, toehold, trace, ultraconservative, unaccountable, underfoot, underway, workflow, work flow
More general:
change of location, locomote, motion, movement, travel
Synonyms:
Also try:build, build up, come along, forward motion, get along, get on, go on, march on, move on, onward motion, pass on, shape up, work up
— Nouns for progress: report, chart, reports, notes, check, publishers, test, payments, study, note, the, more...
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