English / phrasal verb
go along with
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To agree with, accept, or cooperate with a decision, proposal, or majority opinion
In context
01
A true leader does not simply go along with the crowd when a bold new direction is required.
02
After listening to her convincing presentation, the whole board decided to go along with her strategy.
Synonyms
Agree with,concur with,acquiesce
Antonyms
Object to,dissent,oppose
Collocations
Go along with an idea,go along with a decision,go along with the plan