Move forward
Travel and move forward are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Travel" instead a verb "Move forward".
Travel
Travel verb - To take a trip especially of some distance.
Move forward and travel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Move forward" instead a verb "Travel".
Both terms in one sentence
- One sci-fi story detailed a man from a future where time-travel technology was common decided to head into the past to sell some cheap Martian diamonds then invest the money and move forward a hundred years to enjoy the wealth (while still living in what would be his past).
- Faster-Than-Light Travel: Sometimes not even explained, but needs to exist so the story can move forward.
- Specifically, the Entity created the gates for the party to travel through time and save the world, but since the party runs on San Dimas Time, the gates also have to move forward through time at the same rate.
Source: Just One Second Out of Sync
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Travel and Move forward. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 07, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/move_forward/travel
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