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go along with

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go along with verb accede to, acquiesce to, affiliate with, agree to, agree in opinion, agree on, agree with, allow, amalgamate with, approve, arrive at an agreement, assent, associate, band, coadunate, cohere, collaborate, collude, combine, come to an agreement, come to an understanddng, come to terms, comply, concur, confederate, conform, conform to, conjoin, consent, consolidate, conspire, correspond, countenance, echo, give in to, go with, grant, harmonize, join forces with, league with, merge with, pull together, ratify, sanction, side with, stand together, subbit to, unite efforts with, work together with, yield to
Associated concepts: settlement
See also: accompany, agree, attend, authorize, coincide, comply, concur, conform, cooperate, countenance, defer, participate, sanction


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We have to accept that, while there is some friendly rivalry between the two sets of supports, there is also a great deal of hatred and there will be some City fans who do not want to go along with any recognition of the disaster," Parker said last night.
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Being able to live in a property before buying is one of the biggest benefits that go along with rent to own real estate.
 
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