go ahead
• proceed.
• "the project will go ahead"
go-ahead
noun
• permission to proceed.
Similar:
permission,
consent,
leave,
licence,
dispensation,
warrant,
clearance,
authorization,
assent,
acquiescence,
agreement,
approval,
seal of approval,
approbation,
endorsement,
sanction,
blessing,
imprimatur,
acceptance,
rubber stamp,
accreditation,
authority,
right,
power,
mandate,
the thumbs up,
the OK,
the green light,
the nod,
someone's say-so,
permit,
nihil obstat,
go-ahead
adjective
• willing to consider new ideas; enterprising.
• "a young and go-ahead managing director"
Similar:
enterprising,
resourceful,
imaginative,
ingenious,
inventive,
original,
creative,
innovative,
disruptive,
progressive,
pioneering,
modern,
liberal,
advanced,
forward-looking,
forward-thinking,
enlightened,
spirited,
enthusiastic,
ambitious,
driven,
energetic,
entrepreneurial,
vigorous,
vital,
high-powered,
bold,
daring,
audacious,
courageous,
intrepid,
adventurous,
rising,
up-and-coming,
new,
dynamic,
avant-garde,
go-getting,
• denoting the run or score which gives a team the lead in a game.
• "Baerga drove in the go-ahead run with a single in the sixth inning"
