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Charge Ahead

CHARJ uh-HED

/tʃɑːrdʒ əˈhɛd/

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ChargeAhead

Dictionary meaning

To move forward boldly and decisively, especially in the face of uncertainty or opposition. Often implies attacking a challenge with energy and confidence.

Examples

  • Despite the critics, the CEO decided to charge ahead with the new strategy.
  • They charged ahead with construction even though the permits were still pending.

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