Results for proceed

Definitions of proceed:

part of speech: noun plural

Money resulting from a commercial transaction.

part of speech: verb

To advance; to make progress; to come, as from a source; to emanate; to begin and carry on; to conduct; to prosecute any design; to have a course.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To go on or forward; continue; to issue or come forth, as from a source; to carry on an action in an orderly way; carry on a legal action.

part of speech: verb intransitive

To go forward: to advance: to issue: to be produced: to prosecute.

Usage examples for proceed:

• Are we to proceed to the north, or south; and how are we to travel? "In the Wilds of Africa", W.H.G. Kingston

• " It'll be mighty nice for you both when Jud takes you up," said he, not knowing how to proceed "The Sherrods", George Barr McCutcheon

• Now, from whom did that scream proceed "The Humourous Story of Farmer Bumpkin's Lawsuit", Richard Harris

• Constance could not proceed with her work. "The Old Wives' Tale", Arnold Bennett