Going
Going noun - Forward movement in time or place.
Proposition and going are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proposition" instead a noun "Going".
Nearby Word: go
Proposition
Proposition noun - An idea that is the starting point for making a case or conducting an investigation.
Going and proposition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Going" instead a noun "Proposition".
Both words in one sentence
- Regardless of their morals, they trick the title character into going there anyway, mainly because they're too scared to refuse the Coachman's proposition after that.
Source: Even Evil Has Standards / Film -
In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Kirk claims that going to warp within a solar system is a risky proposition only ever attempted in emergencies.
Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel -
And yet, regardless of their morals, they trick Pinocchio into going there anyway, mainly because they're too scared to refuse the Coachman's proposition after that.
Source: Disney / Pinocchio
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