Father and Go ahead

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Father verb - To become the father of.

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Go ahead and father are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Go ahead" instead a verb "Father".

Go ahead verb - Proceed (with a plan of action).

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Father and go ahead are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Father" instead a verb "Go ahead".

Durotan asks him whether he thinks this is what their father would have wanted, and throws down his weapon and tells Ga'nar to go ahead and kill him.

Source: Verbal Judo
In Act III of Thornton Wilder's play The Skin of Our Teeth, Henry, having just come back from the war and intercepted at gunpoint by his father, encourages him to go ahead and shoot.

Source: Get It Over With
Subverted in the third film - after Boris kills J's father, he starts transforming and sneers "Go ahead, arrest me," at young-K.

Source: One Winged Angel / Film

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