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Move On

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To leave or depart from a place or situation

Usage: After finishing his dinner, John decided to move on and explore the rest of the city.

Example Sentence: Once the meeting was over, she moved on to her next appointment.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To progress or advance in one's life or career

Usage: She realized it was time to move on from her current job and pursue new opportunities.

Example Sentence: After facing rejection, he chose to move on and find success elsewhere.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To cease dwelling on something and focus on the present or future

Usage: It's important to move on from past failures and learn from them.

Example Sentence: After the breakup, she took some time to move on and heal from the pain.

Part of Speech: Phrase/Idiom

Sense: To forgive, forget or recover from a negative experience

Usage: It's time to move on and forgive each other for our mistakes.

Example Sentence: They had a disagreement, but eventually, they chose to move on and maintain their friendship.

Part of Speech: Phrase/Idiom

Sense: To switch focus or topic of conversation

Usage: Let's move on from discussing the problem and find a solution instead.

Example Sentence: After addressing the issue, the team decided to move on and discuss other aspects of the project.