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a·long
 along
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- pronunciation:
lawng
- parts of speech:
- preposition, adverb
- phrases:
- all along
part of speech: |
preposition |
definition 1: |
by or through the length of; next to.
We ran along the path by the river.They walked along the edge of the cliff.
- similar words:
- down
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definition 2: |
at a point on.
They made two stops along the way. |
related words: |
through |
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part of speech: |
adverb |
definition 1: |
in close proximity; as a companion (often fol. by "with").
He walked along with his mother to her car.Why don't you come along with us to the movie tonight?The dog usually goes along with the family on their trips. |
definition 2: |
in a progressive motion; forward.
The police told the crowd to move along. |
definition 3: |
in concert or agreement; together (usu. fol. by "with").
He was a little unsure about their plan, but he went along with them on it nonetheless. |
related words: |
down, forth, forward, onward |
phrase: |
all along |
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