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Going Distance Antonyms

Trying to find opposite word for going distance in English? No problem. Our site contains antonyms of going distance in 7 different contexts. We have listed all the opposite words for going distance alphabetically.

begin
  • activate
  • actualize
  • break ground
  • break the ice
  • bring about
  • bring to pass
  • cause
  • commence
  • create
  • do
  • drive
  • effect
  • embark on
  • enter on
  • enter upon
commence
  • arise
  • begin
  • come into being
  • come into existence
  • embark on
  • enter upon
  • get cracking
  • get going
  • get one's feet wet
  • get show on road
  • hit the ground running
  • inaugurate
  • initiate
  • jump into
  • kick off
continue
  • abide
  • advance
  • carry forward
  • draw out
  • endure
  • extend
  • forge ahead
  • get on with it
  • go on
  • hang in
  • keep at
  • keep on
  • keep on truckin'
  • keep the ball rolling
  • keep up
fail
  • abort
  • back wrong horse
  • backslide
  • be defeated
  • be demoted
  • be found lacking
  • be in vain
  • be ruined
  • blunder
  • break down
  • come to naught
  • come to nothing
  • decline
  • deteriorate
  • fall
neglect
  • carelessness
  • coolness
  • delinquency
  • disdain
  • disregardance
  • disrespect
  • heedlessness
  • inadvertence
  • inattention
  • inconsideration
  • indifference
  • laxity
  • laxness
  • oversight
  • scorn
start
  • alpha
  • birth
  • bow
  • commencement
  • countdown
  • dawn
  • dawning
  • day one
  • derivation
  • embarkation
  • exit
  • first step
  • flying start
  • foundation
  • inauguration
stop
  • bar
  • barricade
  • blank wall
  • block
  • blockade
  • break
  • break off
  • brick wall
  • cease
  • cessation
  • check
  • close
  • closing
  • conclusion
  • control

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