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Main Entry: pan out
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come to pass; succeed

Synonyms:

click*, come out, culminate, eventuate, go, go over, happen, net*, prove out, result, turn out, work out, yield

Antonyms:

fail, not happen
Main Entry: advance
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: increase in amount, number, or position

Synonyms:

boost, break the bank, develop, elevate, enlarge, get fat, get rich, grade, grow, hit pay dirt, hit the jackpot, improve, magnify, make a killing, make out, multiply, pan out, prefer, prosper, raise, strike gold, strike it rich, thrive, up, upgrade, uplift
Notes: advance means 'steady progress' and stresses effective assisting in hastening a process or bringing about a desired end, while advancement suggests progression that is bigger, more, or beyond normal

Antonyms:

decrease, take back, withdraw
Main Entry: click
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fall into place

Synonyms:

be compatible, be on same wavelength, become clear, come off, feel a rapport, get on, go, go off well, go over, hit it off, make a hit, make sense, match, meet with approval, pan out, prove out, succeed, take to each other
Main Entry: come off
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: transpire

Synonyms:

befall, betide, break, chance, click, come about, develop, go, go off, go over, hap, happen, occur, pan out, prove out, succeed, take place

Antonyms:

not happen
Main Entry: go
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: operate, function

Synonyms:

act, carry on, click*, continue, flourish, maintain, make out, move, pan out, perform, persist, prosper, run, score, succeed, thrive, work

Antonyms:

break
Main Entry: go over
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: succeed

Synonyms:

be impressive, be successful, click*, come off, go, pan out, prove
Main Entry: prove
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: establish facts; put to a test

Synonyms:

add up, affirm, analyze, ascertain, assay, attest, authenticate, back, bear out, certify, check, confirm, convince, corroborate, declare, demonstrate, determine, document, end up, evidence, evince, examine, experiment, explain, find, fix, have a case, justify, make evident, manifest, pan out, result, settle, show, show clearly, show once and for all, substantiate, sustain, test, testify, trial, try, turn out, uphold, validate, verify, warrant, witness

Antonyms:

discredit, disprove, hypothesize, theorize
Main Entry: resolve
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make up one's mind; find solution

Synonyms:

agree, analyze, anatomize, answer, break, break down, choose, clear up, clinch, conclude, deal with, decide, decipher, decree, design, determine, dissect, dissolve, elect, elucidate, fathom, figure, fix, intend, iron out, lick, make a point of, pan out, pass upon, propose, purpose, puzzle out, remain firm, rule, settle, solve, take a stand, undertake, unfold, unravel, untangle, unzip, will, work, work out, work through

Antonyms:

mull, question, waver, wonder
Main Entry: result
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: happen, develop

Synonyms:

accrue, appear, arise, attend, be due to, become of, come about, come forth, come from, come of, come out, conclude, culminate, derive, effect, emanate, emerge, end, ensue, eventualize, eventuate, finish, flow, follow, fruit, germinate, grow, issue, occur, originate, pan out, proceed, produce, rise, spring, stem, terminate, turn out, wind up, work out

Antonyms:

cause
Main Entry: solve
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: answer, resolve

Synonyms:

break*, clarify, clear up, construe, crack*, deal with, decide, decipher, decode, determine, disentangle, divine, do, elucidate, enlighten, explain, expound, fathom, figure out, find out, fix, get, get right, get to the bottom, have, hit, hit upon, illuminate, interpret, iron out, lick*, make a dent, make out, pan out, put two and two together, puzzle, reason, settle, think out, unfold, unlock, unravel, unriddle, untangle, work, work out

Antonyms:

pose, question, search, wonder
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