Verb:

मार्च,

march on's Usage Examples:

transported from his cradle to the "Lullaby Land of Nowhere", a dreamland where pacifiers grow on trees; diapers, bottles, and potty chairs march on parade; and.

Muhammad's era (629-632 CE) Muhammad quietly led the march on Khaybar oasis on 7 May AH/ 629 CE with approximately 1500 men and 100–200 horses.

London was deeply concerned that the Russians would march on Merv, which was a natural gateway to Afghanistan and Herat.

MacGuire attempted to recruit him to lead a coup, promising him an army of 500,000 men for a march on Washington, D.

Civil Rights Leadership specifically for the purpose of infiltrating and coopting a revolutionary march on Washington.

Wellington shut the door and said, "Napoleon has humbugged me, by God; he has gained twenty-four hours" march on me.

Wellington remarked: "Napoleon has humbugged me, by God; he has gained twenty-four hours" march on me.

Despite reported ankle-deep snow during their march, the men continued to train and march on.

On May 30, Harney was relieved of command by Abraham Lincoln after demands by Missouri Unionists who felt he was allowing Governor Jackson and General Price to build a secessionist army which would eventually march on, and capture, St.

To divert British resources from the Mediterranean, Alberoni devised a plan for 7,000 Spanish troops to land in South-West England, march on London and restore James Stuart.

A well-renowned agricultural leader organizes a 750,000-farmer march on Washington, leading to clashes with police and the leader being taken into custody.

500 people attended a protest march on June 7.

With no other option, the main force of around 1,000 Highlanders plus the Spanish troops prepared to march on Inverness, leaving their excess stores at Eilean Donan guarded by 40 Spaniards.

Synonyms:

travel, overtake, slide by, overhaul, pass, impinge, go, close in, string, glide by, slip by, creep up, advance, move, penetrate, progress, move on, sneak up, go by, rachet up, locomote, ratchet down, edge, lapse, infringe, encroach, pass on, push on, go along, slip away, draw in, forge, plough on, inch, string along, ratchet, press on, go on, elapse,

Antonyms:

stay in place, recede, rise, ascend, ride,