forge ahead

English

Verb

forge ahead (third-person singular simple present forges ahead, present participle forging ahead, simple past and past participle forged ahead)

  1. To move forward quickly, or to make good progress with (especially a plan).
    • 2020 June 26, Anna Bahney, “These people bought homes without ever stepping inside”, in CNN Business‎[1]:
      When stay-at-home orders kept Jeff and Janet Ralli from looking at a home in the neighborhood they had their eye on in Ocean County, New Jersey, they forged ahead online.

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