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plow ahead

plow ahead verb: to continue doing something difficult; to continue without regard for resistance.

Verb

plow ahead (third-person singular simple present plows ahead, present participle plowing ahead, simple past and past participle plowed ahead)

  1. To continue doing something difficult; to continue without regard for resistance.
    • Buster plowed ahead with the laptop rollout, ignoring the protests of the workers who had only ever used desktop PC's.

Synonyms of plow ahead

Forms of plow ahead

third-person singular presentplows ahead
present participleplowing ahead
past participleplowed ahead
pastplowed ahead
alternative formplough ahead

Questions about plow ahead

What does plow ahead mean?
Plow ahead means to continue doing something difficult; to continue without regard for resistance.
What part of speech is plow ahead?
Plow ahead is a verb.
What is the past tense of plow ahead?
The past tense of plow ahead is plowed ahead.

Words near plow ahead in the dictionary

  1. ploverness
  2. plovers
  3. plovery
  4. plovs
  5. plow
  6. plow ahead
  7. plow back
  8. plow down
  9. plow in
  10. plow into
  11. plow iron

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